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Squish 6.1 Release with Visual Verification Points
About twelve months after the release of Squish 6.0, we are proud and excited to make available Squish 6.1 which delivers several new features including: * Visual Verification Points * Window and...
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Open source C++ execution trace framework
At froglogic, we’re big fans of open source software. A large part of our engineering (and management!) staff contributed or contributes to open source projects, and everyone visiting our offices for a...
View ArticleSquish tip of the week: Integrating Squish Tests with CMake
Nothing beats a real-world example! Learn how to integrate Squish tests with CMake in the Testing of Qt applications using CMake, CDash and Squish by the example of Pre-Stack PRO, a HPC seismic...
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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Advantages of Automated GUI Testing
Manual vs. Automated Testing has always been a point of debate among software professionals but what are really the benefits of Automated Software Testing you may ask. What exactly is Automated...
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Squish tip of the week: Object Not Found Dialog
When does the Object Not Found Dialog appear? The object not found dialog automatically shows up during the execution of tests in the Squish IDE if a “waitForObject” command runs into a specified (or...
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What Programming Language to learn for Test Automation
Many companies are moving away from hiring pure manual testers and prefer testers with test automation skills. Learning a programming language will get you started with test automation. Not only that...
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Squish tip of the week: Code Folding – Expand and Collapse Code in Squish
What is Code Folding Code folding is the ability to expand and collapse certain code in programming constructs. This improves readability when a test script contains numerous functions or other blocks...
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Squish tip of the week: How to get around folding/collapsing comment lines...
Lately, there was a support question regarding folding/collapsing comment lines while editing comments in Python. If one tries to comment tests in Python, the Squish IDE folds or minimizes the comment...
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froglogic Releases Squish GUI Tester 6.1 with Visual Verification Points
Hamburg, Germany – 2016-09-13 froglogic GmbH announced today the release of Squish 6.1; featuring visual regression testing and convenient application window and screen control. Squish GUI Tester is...
View Articlefroglogic 4.0
If you haven’t noticed by now, our website got a revamp. Now with responsiveness, better usability, and a much fresher look. The last web design change was in 2012 and since then not much changed....
View ArticleRelease: Squish GUI Tester 6.2 with Remote File System Access
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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...
View ArticleWebsite Location Guide After Changed Permalink Structure
With the new release of our website most of the existing links have changed. This was (unfortunately) necessary to improve the aesthetic, usability, and forward-compatibility of our permalink URL...
View ArticleMerry Christmas 2016
A very successful year at froglogic comes slowly to an end. This year has been successful in may aspects for us. On the business side, we have increased our revenue by 14% compared to 2015 by winning...
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Squish Tip of the Week: Verification of Text Colors
Motivation A common thing tests like to verify is whether text has a certain color. If you wish to avoid screenshot comparisons, then the way to do this differs depending on the toolkit and the API...
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Execute tagged scenarios in Maven
Recently released Squish GUI Tester 6.2 allows for Test Case tagging. It was already possible to tag Scenarios in BDD Feature as well. We have just released Squish Maven plug-in version 4.3 which...
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Upcoming feature “script-based object map”
Upcoming feature: Script-Based Object Map In July 2016 two blog articles presented an alternative script-based Object Map approach for advanced management of object names. The idea is to use script...
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Help! Squish Does Not Stop At Any Breakpoint Anymore
In the more recent past, we had a few incidents where customers and even colleagues found out how to disable the breakpoints in their test scripts in the Squish IDE. Unfortunately, they did not really...
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Overriding Squish functions
Motivation There may be cases where one wants to change the behavior of the functions provided by Squish. For example, even though the default timeout of waitForObject() is 20 seconds (which usually is...
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