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Code Coverage for C# Programs With Visual Studio
Read moreSquish Coco is mostly used for programs written in C++, but it also supports code coverage for C# programs. The preparation of a C# program for code coverage is rather simple, thanks to a Visual Studio add-in that is part of Coco. This post is a short tutorial about...
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Convert Text-Based Object Maps to Script-Based Object Maps
Read moreWith Squish 6.4 we introduced script-based object maps, which provide a more powerful way to manage object names. Script-based object maps will enable you to use native script language concepts to organize the object map, to reduce redundancy and to help with dynamic object lookup. In this article I...
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Verify objects that appear only for short durations
Read moreMany applications that carry out a long-running task in the background display a dialog indicating the progress of the task. The dialog may block access to the application too if other actions do not make sense while the task is running. These dialogs usually appear and disappear by themselves,...
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Overview of the new file comparison functions in Squish 6.3
Read moreWith Squish 6.3 we added two new file comparison functions. The objective is to make it easier to verify not just the application state but also the output an application might generate. Squish now offers a general comparison function test.compareTextFiles. This function can be used to compare any type...
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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 describe your automated tests
Read moreWhile working on automating test cases, it is important to describe them well. After some time, the number of automated test cases can be enormous. Giving your test suites and test cases self-explaining and meaningful names can help in the future when you try to find a particular test...
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Squish tip of the week: How to find and use dynamic objects
Read moreSquish provides many options when working with dynamic objects: Using Wildcards in the Object Map Using Regular Expressions in the Object Map Using Wildcards or Regular Expressions with Object Real Names in a script Building Object Real Names within a script using information retrieved during script execution Watch the...
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Squish tip of the week: Learn using froglogic's new Video Library!
Read moreLearn more about Squish using froglogic’s new Video library
