What does the "True" parameter for running an executable from a script mean?
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10-11-2021
11:25 AM
10-11-2021
11:25 AM
What does the "True" parameter for running an executable from a script mean?
I am fairly new to TestComplete (about 3-4 months) and I've noticed that when I record scripts where I am running an executable, it will create a line like
TestedApps.ProgramName.Run(1, True)
I firgured out that the "1" was for the instance of the program, so you can run more than one instance.
I haven't been able to find out what the "True" denotes.
Can anyone tell me what this is?
Thanks in advance.
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10-11-2021
03:13 PM
10-11-2021
03:13 PM
Looks like it's the IgnoreRunning parameter here
Marsha_R
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10-12-2021
06:29 AM
10-12-2021
06:29 AM
Thank you. 🙂 Seems obvious after you pointed out the Run Method page. I missed the obvious.
Thanks again.
