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VijayKumarP
Occasional Contributor
8 years ago

Test Complete is getting exit suddenly when CTRL+Z action is performed through keyboard strokes

Test Complete is getting exit suddenly when CTRL+Z action is performed through keyboard strokes i.e.e when CTRL+Z is performed more than twice.Issue observed in versions - 11.0, 11.2
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VijayKumarP
Occasional Contributor

Hi Michaud,

 

I have observed this issue in Test complete version - 11.0 while scripting, when trying to undo the script changes suddenly TC got exit, I was shocked. Recently TC 11.0 was upgraded to TC 11.2 issue is observed in this version also.

 

I feel like it's a defect. Can i report to TC development team?

 

Thanks,

Vijay.

 

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tristaanogre
Esteemed Contributor
8 years ago

I just tried what you suggested in TC 12.0.122.7 and was unable to reproduce the issue.  CTRL-Z only undoes the changes.

 

I would agree with Michaud. It sounds like, for some reason, the CTRL-Z keybinding has been improperly associated with closing the application. You can try and reset the defaults in TC or do the uninstall/reinstall to reset them. 

  • VijayKumarP's avatar
    VijayKumarP
    Occasional Contributor
    8 years ago

    Hi Martin,

     

    I haven't modified any default settings. May I know the steps you followed?

     

    I observed in below scenario:

    a. Opened the project suite (.pjs file)

    b. Added few lines of code (not copy, paste) by typing the code

    c. Used keyboard keys CTRL+Z for more than thrice

     

    Actual Result: Suddenly TC got exit.

     

    Thanks,

    Vijay.

     

    • tristaanogre's avatar
      tristaanogre
      Esteemed Contributor
      8 years ago

      I did precisely those steps and did not run into the problem.

      • VijayKumarP's avatar
        VijayKumarP
        Occasional Contributor
        8 years ago

        Hi Martin,

         

        Can you please  tell me the TC version you are using?

        I had observed in TC 11.2. and 11.0

         

        Thanks,

        Vijay.