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In some applications you might show dynamic data in QLabel and you want the value of this QLabel to be verified during playback. The problem however is that Squish uses the text property of QLabel to identify the QLabel object, which works just fine as long as the value is the expected value. But as soon as the value of the QLabel changes, Squish | = Verifying the value of a QLabel = | ||
In some applications you might show dynamic data in QLabel and you want the value of this QLabel to be verified during playback. The problem however is that Squish uses the text property of QLabel to identify the QLabel object, which works just fine as long as the value is the expected value. But as soon as the value of the QLabel changes, Squish won't be able to find your QLabel and instead of a verification failure at playback you have a playback error due to a missing object. | |||
This problem can be solved by not using the text property for identification of that QLabel. This is done by opening the Object Map, selecting the affected QLabel and remove the text property in the list of properties being shown. This will however only solve the problem for this specific label. If you have several more labels being affected by this, it might be a better idea to add a permanent solution, to avoid doing this manual work for every label. | This problem can be solved by not using the text property for identification of that QLabel. This is done by opening the Object Map, selecting the affected QLabel and remove the text property in the list of properties being shown. This will however only solve the problem for this specific label. If you have several more labels being affected by this, it might be a better idea to add a permanent solution, to avoid doing this manual work for every label. | ||
This is done by adding a file called qtwrapper_user_descriptors.xml to your ~/.squish folder ( | This is done by adding a file called qtwrapper_user_descriptors.xml to your ~/.squish folder (APPDATAon Windows) with the following content:<br /><code>&lt;objectdescriptors&amp;gt;<br /> &lt;descriptor&amp;gt;<br /> &lt;type name="QLabel&quot;/&amp;gt;<br /> &lt;realidentifiers&amp;gt;<br /> &lt;property exclude="yes&quot;&gt;text&amp;lt;/property&amp;gt;<br /> &lt;/realidentifiers&amp;gt;<br /> &lt;/descriptor&amp;gt;<br />&lt;/objectdescriptors&amp;gt;</code> | ||
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Verifying the value of a QLabel
In some applications you might show dynamic data in QLabel and you want the value of this QLabel to be verified during playback. The problem however is that Squish uses the text property of QLabel to identify the QLabel object, which works just fine as long as the value is the expected value. But as soon as the value of the QLabel changes, Squish won't be able to find your QLabel and instead of a verification failure at playback you have a playback error due to a missing object.
This problem can be solved by not using the text property for identification of that QLabel. This is done by opening the Object Map, selecting the affected QLabel and remove the text property in the list of properties being shown. This will however only solve the problem for this specific label. If you have several more labels being affected by this, it might be a better idea to add a permanent solution, to avoid doing this manual work for every label.
This is done by adding a file called qtwrapper_user_descriptors.xml to your ~/.squish folder (APPDATAon Windows) with the following content:
&lt;objectdescriptors&amp;gt;<br /> &lt;descriptor&amp;gt;<br /> &lt;type name="QLabel&quot;/&amp;gt;<br /> &lt;realidentifiers&amp;gt;<br /> &lt;property exclude="yes&quot;&gt;text&amp;lt;/property&amp;gt;<br /> &lt;/realidentifiers&amp;gt;<br /> &lt;/descriptor&amp;gt;<br />&lt;/objectdescriptors&amp;gt;