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tristaanogre
13 years agoEsteemed Contributor
I did a really quick test of something. I created a function that simply logged a picture.
My first test was to see where that picture got stored. What I saw was that the picture was stored directly in the folder where the log files are created. There was no sub folder for the log picture.
If, in TestComplete, I right click on the log and select "remove" and then, in the corresponding dialog, also select remove, the log is removed from the project but the log folder and the corresponding files are still present on the hard drive.
If I right click on the log and select "remove" and then select "Delete", the entire log file, folder, and all files contained within that folder are removed from the hard drive.
So, this leads me to ask the question: What "log image folder" are you looking at and how was it generated? Could you clarify a bit more as to what problem you're facing?
function yada()
{
Log.Picture(Sys.Desktop)
}
My first test was to see where that picture got stored. What I saw was that the picture was stored directly in the folder where the log files are created. There was no sub folder for the log picture.
If, in TestComplete, I right click on the log and select "remove" and then, in the corresponding dialog, also select remove, the log is removed from the project but the log folder and the corresponding files are still present on the hard drive.
If I right click on the log and select "remove" and then select "Delete", the entire log file, folder, and all files contained within that folder are removed from the hard drive.
So, this leads me to ask the question: What "log image folder" are you looking at and how was it generated? Could you clarify a bit more as to what problem you're facing?