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Innovation
New Contributor
9 years ago

Verifying .Pix Files with variable Parts

Hello Smartbearcommunity,   i'm trying to verifying 2 .pix files and in thispix files the "id" is changing. How do i get my script working? Example PIX File File1 <? xml version"1.0! encoding="...
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Innovation
New Contributor
9 years ago

I'm sorry for my bad explanation i was in a hurry yeserday.

I didn't know that .pix was common for images and i'm trying to compare XML data.

The problem is that i don't know what i have to insert in this line

regEx.Expression := '(?i)\d{1,2}.\d{1,2}.\d{2,4}\s\d{1,2}:\d{2}:\d{2}\w{2}';

No matter what i try i end up with the result that the files are equal even when they are not equal.

 

There are 2 parts where the files differ, the ID and the Date.

Can you give me an example how i can get the script to ignore the ID wich i showed in the previous post ?

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AlexKaras
Community Hero
9 years ago

Hi,

 

Regex for the AppVersion can be like this:

(?-g)AppVersion="(.+)"

i.e.: search for anything after 'AppVersion' that is enclosed in quotes.

 

Likewise, the regex for the ID may be like this:

(?-g)ID="(.+)"

 

And, instead of

regEx.Replace(fileText1, '<ignore>');

something like

regEx.Replace(fileText1, 'AppVersion="<ignore>"');

and

regEx.Replace(fileText1, 'ID="<ignore>"');

should be used.