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froglogic expands into the Chinese market
After a great start into 2016, froglogic today announced that it will form a strategic partnership with Apera to build a localized offering of the Squish GUI Tester and Squish Coco Code Coverage tools...
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Squish tip of the week: Breakpoints View
Usually, breakpoints are good for debugging or extending an existing test case with further actions. However, what if you want to run several test cases or a test suite with breakpoints or want to...
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Review of Squish Day Munich
The first froglogic “Squish Day” is over with more than twenty people joining us in Munich, Germany. Participants learned from our engineers how to use Squish (GUI Tester) and Coco (Code Coverage...
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Bug Location and Patch Analysis with Squish Coco 3.4
Hamburg, Germany June 7, 2016 froglogic is excited to announce version 3.4 of Squish Coco, its multi-platform C, C++, C# and Tcl code coverage analysis tool. Besides several smaller improvements, this...
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Squish tip of the week: Show View Action
Squish provides various views which are not shown all the time to unclutter and tidy up the Squish interface. However, sometimes specific views are needed. So how do you access them? The easiest way is...
View Articlefroglogic enters partnership with E.S.L. to expand into Israel
Hamburg, Germany (2016-06-14) E.S.L. and froglogic GmbH today announced a strategic partnership to distribute and support froglogic’s Squish GUI Tester and Squish Coco products in the market of Israel....
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Squish tip of the week: Changing the Web Browser used for Automation
Did you know that Squish for Web supports test automation scripts that run your test suite several times, each time using a different browser? There are two ways to configure web browser in Squish: 1....
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Squish tip of the week: How to look up Windows control class names
When 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...
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Squish tip of the week: How to Automate a Modern UI Windows Store App
Did you know that Squish supports automating Modern UI/Windows Store apps (also called Metro applications) when used on the Windows desktop*? If an application offers information about its GUI objects...
View ArticleSquish 6.1 Beta with Visual Verification Points
About ten months after the release of Squish 6.0, we are proud and excited to make available a BETA of Squish 6.1 to you. The main new features of this release is an innovative approach to visual...
View ArticleSquish tip of the week: How to modify the WaitForObject timeout
Troubleshooting a script can be long and exhausting especially if there are objects which can not be found. Fortunately, we can adjust the timeout duration for waitForObject to save us some time. By...
View ArticleImproved Management Of Object Names
TL;DR: Using plain script language variables over the standard objects.map file simplifies refactoring and maintenance at the expense of losing the ability to generate (or reuse) the names when...
View ArticleImproved Management Of Object Names – Part 2
In a previous blog entry, we introduced an alternative, script-based, approach to maintaining a mapping of symbolic names (variables) to the actual object names (strings). By using script variables...
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Squish tip of the week: How to setup a Jenkins slave to run Squish tests
Did you know that you can use Jenkins to run Squish tests? Jenkins, previously known as Hudson, is an open source tool for continuous integration* written in Java. Many companies use Jenkins to deploy...
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Visual Testing of elements and controls with Visual Verification Points
What is Visual Testing? Visual testing is a testing activity that aims to verify the presentation properties of a GUI object under various conditions. Testing of GUI based systems and software...
View ArticleSquish tip of the week: Automated Qt and QML GUI testing with Squish (Webinar)
View 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...
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Bug Location with Squish Coco 3.4
Locating a software failure can be a tenuous and a time intensive operation due to the fact of the explosion of the source code size and their test suite. Also the complexity of some software imposes...
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QtCon: Squish for Qt Training in Berlin
On September 1st, as part of the QtCon conference, our partner KDAB hosts a day of training. This training day allows you to gain knowledge in several Qt-related topics, including automated Qt GUI...
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Squish tip of the week: Automation Setup on Windows
There are situations in which test scripts will hang and time out on Windows while executing. Most of this cases involve the lack of drawing/painting the application on the “screen”. The underlying...
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Squish tip of the week: Automating Multiple Applications with Multiple Squish...
Did you know that it is possible to use multiple Squish editions in a single test script? The following example describes the setup and workflow for such scenario utilizing Squish for Qt and Squish...
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