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1. fghellar
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   Hi all,
   I am a student investigating how to use different automated tools (at the moment QuickTest Pro). I wonder if you experienced users usually use c/r to create reusable scripts or if you write you own scripts?

   Thanks

   Posted 1 year ago #

2. cat5
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   In general, the more experienced the scripter, the less you tend to rely on capture/replay.

   Posted 1 year ago #

3. fghellar
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   Thanks for your answer Joe!
   Why don't you use c/r? Is it because writing scripts is faster, it is easier to create reusable scripts without c/r or?
   If so, why is it easier to create reusable scripts writing them by your self and what should c/r be used for?

   Posted 1 year ago #

4. cat5
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     quote:Originally posted by palm:
       Thanks for your answer Joe!
       Why don't you use c/r? Is it because writing scripts is faster, it is easier to create reusable scripts without c/r or?
       If so, why is it easier to create reusable scripts writing them by your self and what should c/r be used for?

       Best regards
       /M

   Once you learn the scripting language, writing scripts is pretty simple.

   In general, written scripts can more easily be generalized than scripts created during capture/replay.

   Capture/Replay can still be useful when you don't know how to write the script for a particular action, or don't know how to identify a particular object.

   Posted 1 year ago #

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