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Improved Syntax Highlighting for the Script-based Object Map
Read moreWith the release of the Script-based Object Map, we also added some syntax highlighting options to the Squish IDE. As references to the Script-based Object Map will make up a big part of your test scripts, it’s important to be able to see at first glance which scripted object...
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Use of script language closures
Read moreAll supported script languages in the automated GUI Testing Tool Squish support closures. In this blog I’ll write up a simple example how closures can be used to unify function calls that seem to have different set of arguments. Assume a test snippet that tests two ways to open a settings dialog,...
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Squish tip of the week: Ensuring that functions are always called pairwise
Read moreSome functions in Squish need to be called in pairs to work correctly. For example fixateResultContext and restoreResultContext should go always together just like startsection and endSection. This is crucial in order to prevent any malfunctioning script behavior and misleading test results.
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Measuring QML Coverage
Read moreLast year we started receiving the first requests for QML coverage. “Sure. We’ll look into it.”, we replied. It seemed like a logical extension of our cross-language coverage tool Squish Coco. At least on first sight. At this year’s Qt Contributors’ Summit the question came up independently in one...
