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Re: Running the Execution Plan enabled items via script within TestComplete
Hi, Actually, one can get a number of test items in the project plan via Project.TestItems.ItemCount property. Then one can iterate over project plan, count the number of enabled test items (see code example in the help topic for the Project.TestItems.ItemCount property), convert to percentage and visualize the result via Indicator object as it was suggested by MW_Didata. The case here (if nothing changed during past several years since the time when I implemented something similar) was that groups in project plan look pretty much as test items and it is not that easy to distinguish group from actual test item. And this resulted in somewhat 'strange and visually unclear' behavior of the tests run progress displayed by the Indicator object.25Views1like1CommentRe: Running the Execution Plan enabled items via script within TestComplete
Hi, TestItem object does not expose .Run() method. That is why you are getting the error. Somewhere in time when I've implemented similar functionality, I parsed ElementToBeRun property to get names for corresponding script unit and function to be called and executed corresponding code via Runner.CallMethod() call. Hope this will help...42Views0likes1CommentRe: TC 15.84 new UI
which was something that never really worked well for me in the past. Objects were not found from Object Spy in the Objects Tree for web applications when objects were identified by XPath/CSS (as set in the project properties) but not via native TC approach. Just wondering if something was changed here or your current project is set to identify objects using old native TC approach...128Views1like1Comment
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