Runner.Stop(true) stops complete execution, not just the current test case
I want to use Runner Stop to skip some test cases in specific condition during the automatic testing. I am using Runner.Stop (true) in the event onStartTest. Project playback settings are continue runinng.. The test case item setting in the execution plan is on error; use the project on error property. How to solve this issueSolved84Views0likes13CommentsIs it possible create automation framework using descriptive programming with c# script language
Hi, I want to create an automation framework using c# script in Test complete via descriptive programming. Is it possible to do this without using inbuilt Name Mapping and Object repository. Please suggest. Thanks!30Views0likes2Comments"waiting for object"
Hello I am implementing a system for UI testing that will allow full modularity of our system. When calling for an attribute of a map object - if the object is not on the screen, it enters a timeout with message "waiting for object". Is it possible to prevent the automatic wait period after calling object attribute\function from happening? For example - I want SomeObject.Exists to return False immediatly in case it is not currently on the screen Thank you.32Views0likes4CommentsVideo recording of Text Execution
Hello to everyone! I installed the VideoRecorder Extension and the last version of VLC Media Player. When I try to record a test execution in the log tab the following sentence appears: "Unable to start video recording. The VLC recorder is not installed." Why does this message appear? I uninstalled and installed again VLC but it continues to appear. How could I solve this problem? Thanks in advance to everyoneSolved1KViews0likes7Commentsget a list of processes with specific name
Is there a better way to get a list of all processes of a certain name (something that has a shorter processing time) than to loop through all processes currently running as shown in the below TC help document: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/tutorials/samples/desktop/process-list.html I was thinking it would be something like: var myList = Sys.AllProcesses("Notepad");Solved23Views0likes3Commentsplease add Qt6.5 (LTS) Support
Qt6.5 (LTS) was released on April 3, 2023 and some bugs in Qt6.2 seem to be implemented only in Qt6.5. I believe Qt is widely used in desktop softwares and the demands of testings of softwares with newest Qt is large. However, TestComplete supports currently up to Qt6.2 and no update plan is published. We found that the newest TestComplete (15.54) cannot recognize any Qt-Objects in our software with Qt6.5. (Qt6-Objects are not recognized) Therefore, I would like to request Qt6.5 support urgently. Also, it would be helpful, if we could hear, when Qt6.5 is planned to be supported. Thank you.285Views5likes1CommentTestComplete not recognizing object after updating of Component One control to latest version
TestComplete (ver 15.66.7) is not recognizing an grid objects after updating Component One Control to the latest version (2023.3.1.0). Looks like TestComplete supports ComponentOne C1Command for .NET 2.0.2. Lots of tests are failing because of this and we have release next week.10Views0likes0CommentsUse of Local Variables in Python Framework
I am utilizing local variables in the script. In the past, I employed the same method with the c# framework, and it functioned well. However, now that I am using the python framework, when I use a local variable, it behaves like a constant. I can't modify it in one function and use its modified value in second function. I prefer not to define global variable, as this approach of using local variable in multiple places would lead to an increase in global variables Does someone know a solution for it?32Views0likes5CommentsWinForms existing name mappings broken with latest update
Hello. I have been developing automated tests for a legacy Windows Forms application. Today, I was prompted to update to 15.65.12.7, so I did. Wasn't the first time I've updated. I quickly found out that all of my tests were breaking immediately after startup. Many of my mappings use the property "WinFormsControlName" available on all WinForms objects and TestComplete could not find this property. What made it worse is that there were very few properties I could select (perhaps a dozen) so I might not even be able to uniquely identify my windows/controls. Clearly this is not acceptable. I saw a post online from many years ago with a similar problem and the solution was install the .NET Application Support extension. But I did have it installed. I uninstalled and reinstalled the latest version of TestComplete; the problem persisted. Installing the previous version of TestComplete (15.64.3.7) fixed it. Is there anything I could do to stay up to date?Solved154Views4likes9Comments