pschutz
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Template file
I have a couple user forms and scripts that must attach to the listeners of the user forms that I need in every project suite I make. Is there some sort of way for me to make a template file that already has the user forms and scripts in place with the listeners attached so I can just start building my new project suite? Thank you!13KViews0likes2CommentsShare stores between projects
I have a project suite with different projects set up by feature, such as Login, Companies, Users, etc. However, I want to be able to run the scripts within these projects in different orders. This by itself is simple enough. I created a project that shares all of the scripts with the other projects and can run them in the right order. However, my scripts contain manual checkpoints. I can't figure out how to add the text files that the manual checkpoints need to the stores of my "runner" project to get the scripts to run right with the checkpoints. Any ideas? Thanks!16KViews0likes1CommentRe: Pause on error in TestExecute
If an error occurs during the test, such as an error message popping up or something like that, I would like a way for my testers to be able to go investigate what occurred and then resume the test. I was thinking that I could put a loop in a listener for an error post that would run until a key combination was pressed, but I couldn't find a method to do this. Thanks!998Views0likes0CommentsPause on error in TestExecute
Is there a way to have my script pause on an error using testexecute. In TestComplete, I have a listener for OnLogError that uses the Runner.Pause() method, but this isn't supported by TestExecute. Also, I would like to be able to pause it on an error without debug mode being enabled. Thanks!15KViews0likes4CommentsFocus on TestExecute to display manual checkpoint prompts.
I am using TestExecute to run tests I created in TestComplete. I have manual checkpoints as well as messages generated using BuiltIn.ShowMessage("This is my message"). When my test runs, it simply pauses where it was when getting to either the message or manual checkpoint rather than displaying either the message or manual checkpoint prompt. It doesn't display either one unless I click the testexecute bullseye in the upper right hand corner. Below is a screenshot of where a message is supposed to appear. Instead, execution just pauses and the message isn't visible unless the message in the upper right hand corner is clicked. I would like it to just show up to make it easier for my testers. Thanks! -Patrick Schutz15KViews0likes1Comment