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• escape Members

  February 2008 edited February 2008

  Hi
  
  just a suggestion :
  
  @question #1
  
  You can use _debugToErr , this will print everthing to the console window where the proxy is running unless redirected.
  
  _debugToErr("Hello"); --> Hello to console
  _debugToErr(_assertContainsText("", _submit("Login"))); --> true to Console
  
  or just use the RETURN of javascript
  
  function selfmade()
  {
  If ......
  RETURN ("OK");
  }
  
  call: _debugToErr( selfmade() );
• jskariah Members

  February 2008

  This is a test
• jskariah Members

  February 2008

  I am familiar with that. What I am looking for is a way to make sure every operation in a function is successful, so at the end of the function I can return a value and use that to print debug statements probably using _debugToFile.
• narayan Administrators

  February 2008

  I am not sure why you need this or whether this is what you need, but you could use _sahi.hadErrors() to see if there were any errors by the end of the test (not function) execution. This is what the controller uses to print 'SUCCESS' or 'FAILURE' on the screen.
  If you could elaborate how you wish to use this, and if we find it to be a useful feature, we could expose this as a proper Sahi API.
• jskariah Members

  February 2008

  The way I have done automation in the past, I always tracked the results in each major function and print it to stdout in the end of the function, which helps the analysis of the results much easier in case of failure. Otherwise, when you run a huge batch of tests, you end up spending a lot of time analyzing the results which defeats the purpose. So it would really be something great to have. Let me know if this makes sense.
  
  Thanks
• sumeet Members

  January 2009

  Narayan,
  
  Which are the global variables we can get to see the result of executed step. We are planning to keep track of every test run we we get new build and store the results into database. So like you get global variable "sahi_has_errors" which tell you whether the script has any errors. Similary i would like to know which are the global variable I can use to track the step status/result.
  
  thanks,
  Sumeet