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Re: can use go to declaration" in TestComplete Version: 12.50.4142.7 x64
Hi tristaanogre, I see your mentioned. Of course, I am never expect the "Go to Declaration" function to work on string. No one uses "go to declare" to go to a string. You can review again the previous attached image, after I right click on "SearchObjectByProperties" - in the file Page_Handler> Func 'click_btnNextPage () I expect that its have the same effect in verion Testcomplete 12.10 that it will take the user to the "SearchObjectByProperties" function in the "Web_Handler" file. And I'm sure this issue does not happen in 12.10 :) Please see attachment on ver 12.10 in this message Thanks you for your replies, Regards, :)1.7KViews0likes1CommentFor Loop Operations : How to get the value in array?
Hi all, I have a simple keyword as the attachment use For Loop Operation. But I don't know how to get the value in array? The Error Msg is returned : "Unable to evaluate the operation's "MessageText" parameter. Error: 'i' is undefined Please help to show me, where I was wrong syntax, Regards,Solved2.1KViews0likes5CommentsRe: subtraction of two variable
Thank you for your prompt reply, :heart: Yes, I see it is an scientific notation :) . This is only my issue, not a bug. But I would someone can help me how to format the number from hexadecimal to decimal number. Could someone help me, please :)1.4KViews0likes0Commentssubtraction of two variable
Hi guys, I have an issue of subtraction of two variable with large numbers. Here is my script: function test() { var str1 = "1,000,659,875,073,160"; var str2 = "1"; str1 = Utilities.FormatFloat(0, str1); str2 = Utilities.FormatFloat(0, str2); Log["Message"](str1); Log["Message"](str2); var res = aqConvert["VarToFloat"](str1) - aqConvert["VarToFloat"](str2); Log["Message"](res); } And attached screenshots of the result. Can you please help me?1.5KViews0likes3Comments