Region.find is always returning true

[shubham1]

I have used Regions.Find to find an image(stored in Region) in an object.

But the code is passing even when the image is not present in the object

[AlexKaras]

Hi,

Can you provide sample code that does not work?

[shubham1]

This is the code snippet i am using for a POC purpose

function Test()
{

let page = Aliases.VizGui.wndViz.TkChild.TkChild.TkChild.PeakOCSWnd;

Regions.Find("abc",page)
Regions.FindRegion("ss",page)


}

[AlexKaras]

And what are your expectations?

What exactly does not work as you expected?

Have you read documentation for the method: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/project-objects/items/stores/regions/find.... ?

[shubham1]

I want to validate that in a given object(which is an image) the stored region is present or not.

Object = Aliases.VizGui.wndViz.TkChild.TkChild.TkChild.PeakOCSWnd; is an image.

ss= it is the region i have created.

i want to find  "ss"(Region) in object.

[AlexKaras]

That's fine. As per documentation, the result of .Find() is either null or coordinates of the found region within the image. Your sample code just calls .Find(). That is why I wondered about your expectations from code execution and provided a link to the documentation with description and code sample.

[shubham1]

If is it not "null " that means testComplete has find the image inside another image. While I know for the fact by seeing both the images that the result should be null.

that is the query i am asking, how to validate whether .Find method is able to find the region or not

[anupamchampati · Accepted solution]

Object = Aliases.VizGui.wndViz.TkChild.TkChild.TkChild.PeakOCSWnd; is an image.

ss= it is the region i have created.

Below code will help you compare the ss regions to get compare with the Object

Regions.Items(ss).Check(Object , false, false, 1, 1);

[sonya_m]

Thank you, Community!🙂

@shubham1 could you give Anupam's suggestion a try to see if it works?