Which script language is better?
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02-02-2010
04:17 AM
02-02-2010
04:17 AM
Which script language is better?
Hello,
Most my tested applications are developed in C#.Net. So when I created my project suite and projects, I selected C# Script. I found many TC users on this forum are using VBscript. Are there any differences between VBscript and C# script in TestComplete? Which one do you recommend?
Thanks a lot!
Nancy
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02-02-2010
05:44 AM
02-02-2010
05:44 AM
I know the script language doesn't depend on my tested application's programming language. TestComplete supports five languages. Selecting which language really depends on QA's experiences or the company's policy. I am just wondering which language that most TC QAs are using. If not considering Connected or Self-Testing Application, obviously it's better to select a script language that has a large number of users. Then it will be easy to share experiences and get sample code...
Any suggestion is welcomed. Thanks!
Nancy
Any suggestion is welcomed. Thanks!
Nancy
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02-02-2010
05:52 AM
02-02-2010
05:52 AM
Hello Nancy,
You can find a relevant discussion here:
Please note that C#Script is not the best choice until you are going to move your scripts into a Connected Application.
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Alexander
Customer Care Manager
Alexander
Customer Care Manager
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02-03-2010
01:00 AM
02-03-2010
01:00 AM
Alex,
Thank you very much for the information!
I really should ask this question 6 months ago. Right now all my projects are written in C# Script... if I can re-select, I probably select JScript. However, if C# Script is base on JScript, and only difference is dot notation and interop notation ([]), then it doesn't worth to take time to re-write my projects to JScript, right?
Thanks again!
Nancy
Thank you very much for the information!
I really should ask this question 6 months ago. Right now all my projects are written in C# Script... if I can re-select, I probably select JScript. However, if C# Script is base on JScript, and only difference is dot notation and interop notation ([]), then it doesn't worth to take time to re-write my projects to JScript, right?
Thanks again!
Nancy
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02-04-2010
12:51 AM
02-04-2010
12:51 AM
Hello Nancy,
Actually, you can execute C#Script scripts in a JScript project and vice versa. The only difference is the syntax that will be used during the script recording.
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Alexander
Customer Care Manager
Alexander
Customer Care Manager
