My wish is just to add a value between 1 and 100 to the compare function parameters. It represents the percentage of similitude of the images : in many cases images are not exactly the same but are similar enough to be considered equal. If the calculated similitude of the 2 images is equal or superior to the parameter, then it returns true, else false.
Are you using the compare pictures operation? This is already a supported paramter.
PixelTolerance
Lets you ignore a slight difference between the images. If the number of different pixels is less than or equal to PixelTolerance, then TestComplete considers the images to be identical. 0 is the default value. It means that no difference between the bitmaps, except for that set by the Transparent parameter, is ignored.
Montikore, cunderw I have created a feature request in the past, related to this. It can be found here.
Sometimes the images you have to compare are "equal" except they are different in size, for example a the size of a side bar is rendered differently in IE compared to FF, which results in huge amount of difference, if you check on pixel level. Because if the bar is for example 500 pixels wide, then each difference in pixel row would be a difference of 500 pixels, but you have to be able to set a tolerance on size so you can check if they are equal and accept some difference in size
Great Idea! Thank you very much. I will add to the enhancements discussion for this week and post the result after the discussion.
Best Regards,
Masha
