Using HISUtils.StopWatch in keyword tests
I want to open this out to others to see if there's anyone else who has a better way of doing this. Essentially, the goal is to minimize, as much as possible, the amount of script code that nee...
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Hi,
I have a related question, for using a Stopwatch function, combined with a Wait function,
in a keyword driven test.
What I want to do is use as little code as possible (running code snippets out of my keyword driven test would be acceptable though),
the goal is want to start the stopwatch immediately after a given command, then run the given command, then wait for an object to be existing or visible (either will do I guess), then stop the stopwatch.
Like I said the Stopwatch function would do the measuring stuff however I need to have a suitable command to wait for an object in our application to become visible.
Is there any smart way to do this? I am relatively new (3 monts TC experience), some code tips that would be able to run as Code Snippets in my keyword driven tests would be best solution.
I have a related question, for using a Stopwatch function, combined with a Wait function,
in a keyword driven test.
What I want to do is use as little code as possible (running code snippets out of my keyword driven test would be acceptable though),
the goal is want to start the stopwatch immediately after a given command, then run the given command, then wait for an object to be existing or visible (either will do I guess), then stop the stopwatch.
Like I said the Stopwatch function would do the measuring stuff however I need to have a suitable command to wait for an object in our application to become visible.
Is there any smart way to do this? I am relatively new (3 monts TC experience), some code tips that would be able to run as Code Snippets in my keyword driven tests would be best solution.
