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brudnick
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16 years ago

TestedApps.Count is 1 when all testedapps are closed

For good measure in my scripts, the last thing I do is: if (TestedApps.Count > 0) {     TestedApps.CloseAll()  } When all the TestedApps in the project are closed, the value of ...
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brudnick
Occasional Contributor
16 years ago
I guess it was wishful thinking on my part that the Count property does more than described.

CloseAll() it is.  Guess I'll have to ignore the warning when there are no TestedApps running.

Thanks.