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Squish tip of the week: Automated Qt and QML GUI testing with Squish (Webinar)
Read moreView a full recording of the webinar* about automated Qt and QML GUI testing with Squish. During the Webinar, several questions were answered which can be found below the video. View more Webinars and Tutorials in our Video Library.
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Squish tip of the week: How to look up Windows control class names
Read moreWhen a window is created, an application defines a window class, which is registered with the system. This class defines various properties of the window like the window title, background color, cursor and the window class name itself. But how to get a Windows control class name? Class names...
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Review of Squish Day Munich
Read moreThe first froglogic “Squish Day” is over with more than twenty people joining us in Munich, Germany.
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Squish Day Munich: Learn from froglogic's experts about Squish!
Read moreDo you want to learn from froglogic engineers everything about automated GUI Testing with Squish GUI Tester and Code Coverage Analysis with Squish Coco? Join us for a day at the Squish Day in Munich
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Squish tip of the week: Screenshot Verification Point
Read moreThe most commonly used verifications in Squish are object property verifications – comparing the object properties values with an expected value. Those verification points can easily be inserted into a test script using the Squish IDE’s point & click interface. This method is sufficient and for most scenarios best...
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Squish tip of the week: Error debugging with StackTrace
Read moreA StackTrace is a very helpful debugging tool. It shows you the call stack (meaning, the stack of functions that were called up to that point) at the time an uncaught exception was thrown or the time the stacktrace was generated manually. This is very useful because it doesn’t...
