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CLowe
Staff
8 years ago

Three TC Questions (1) Continuous Delivery (2) MS Test and integrate (3) TC and c# script

Hi Team,   Please answer the following questions from Gamunu Amunugama.   Questions:   1)Since I have planned to implement Continuous Delivery concept I thought to have automated testing ...
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HKosova
SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
8 years ago
CLowe wrote: 

3) I didn’t see c# script when we select scripting language.Why is it?

C#Script is not recommended for new projects. Use JavaScript instead - the syntax (functions, loops, etc.) is compatible and the engine is a modern ECMAScript 6 engine.

 

 

Long answer:

We hid C#Script and C++Script from the Project Wizard because their names were causing confusion. C#Script is not C# and C++Script is not C++. They are special-purposes versions of the (now legacy) Microsoft JScript engine that use the square bracket syntax instead of dot notation, that is:

 

Aliases["browser"]["myPage"]["linkProducts"]["Click"]();

// instead of simply
// Aliases.browser.myPage.linkProducts.Click();

The purpose of C#Script and C++Script was to write code that could be imported into so-called Connected and Self-Tested Applications. Users who do not use Connected and Self-Tested Applications should not use C#Script and C++Script.

 

If you really need to create a C#Script project, you can do this as follows:

  • Create a project suite.
  • Right-click the project suite and select Add | New Item.
  • Select C#Script as the project language, and proceed from there.