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The manual testing functionality is deprecated. Do not use it for creating new tests. It will be removed in a future TestComplete release. |
Description
The Resume method reads the data about the state of the suspended manual test and proceeds with the test from the step where it was interrupted.
Declaration
ManualTestingObj.Resume(AClearResumeInfo)
| ManualTestingObj | An expression, variable or parameter that specifies a reference to a ManualTesting object | |||
| AClearResumeInfo | [in] | Optional | Boolean | Default value: True |
| Result | None | |||
Applies To
The method is applied to the following object:
Parameters
The method has the following parameter:
AClearResumeInfo
Specifies whether to clear the data about the state of the suspended manual test after this test has been resumed. You can also delete this data using the ClearResumeInfo method.
Result Value
None.
Remarks
To generate data about the current state of your manual testing, call the Suspend method. To check whether a manual test has this data, use the CanResume method.
When a manual test is resumed its results are posted to a newly created log entry. That is, the results of the resumed test are not appended to the log of the suspended run.
Example
The following code snippet starts executing a manual test. If the test is suspended during the execution, it suggests to resume the testing.
JavaScript, JScript
{
// Clears the resume information
ManualTests.NewManualTest.ClearResumeInfo();
// Starts the manual testing
ManualTests.NewManualTest.Start();
...
while (ManualTests.NewManualTest.CanResume())
{
var btnset = mkSet(mbYes, mbNo);
// Confirms whether to resume the manual testing
var res = MessageDlg("Manual Testing has been suspended. Resume?", mtConfirmation, btnset, 0);
if (res == 6)
// Resumes the manual testing
ManualTests.NewManualTest.Resume(true);
else
{
Log.Message("You can resume the manual testing later");
break;
}
}
}
Python
def Main():
# Clears the resume information
ManualTests.NewManualTest.ClearResumeInfo()
# Starts the manual testing
ManualTests.NewManualTest.Start()
while ManualTests.NewManualTest.CanResume():
btnset = mkSet(mbYes, mbNo)
# Confirms whether to resume the manual testing
res = MessageDlg("Manual Testing has been suspended. Resume?", mtConfirmation, btnset, 0)
if res == 6:
# Resumes the manual testing
ManualTests.NewManualTest.Resume(True)
else:
Log.Message("You can resume the manual testing later")
breakVBScript
' Clears the resume information
ManualTests.NewManualTest.ClearResumeInfo
' Starts the manual testing
ManualTests.NewManualTest.Start
...
Do While ManualTests.NewManualTest.CanResume
btnset = mkSet(mbYes, mbNo)
' Confirms whether to resume the manual testing
res = MessageDlg("Manual Testing has been suspended. Resume?", mtConfirmation, btnset, 0)
If res = 6 Then
' Resumes the manual testing
ManualTests.NewManualTest.Resume(True)
Else
Log.Message "You can resume the manual testing later"
Exit Do
End If
Loop
End Sub
DelphiScript
var btnset, res;
begin
// Clears the resume information
ManualTests.NewManualTest.ClearResumeInfo;
// Starts the manual testing
ManualTests.NewManualTest.Start;
...
while ManualTests.NewManualTest.CanResume do
begin
btnset := mkSet(mbYes, mbNo);
// Confirms whether to resume the manual testing
res := MessageDlg('Manual Testing has been suspended. Resume?', mtConfirmation, btnset, 0);
if res = 6 then
// Resumes the manual testing
ManualTests.NewManualTest.Resume(true)
else
begin
Log.Message('You can resume the manual testing later');
break;
end;
end;
end;
C++Script, C#Script
{
// Clears the resume information
ManualTests["NewManualTest"]["ClearResumeInfo"]();
// Starts the manual testing
ManualTests["NewManualTest"]["Start"]();
...
while (ManualTests["NewManualTest"]["CanResume"]())
{
var btnset = mkSet(mbYes, mbNo);
// Confirms whether to resume the manual testing
var res = MessageDlg("Manual Testing has been suspended. Resume?", mtConfirmation, btnset, 0);
if (res == 6)
// Resumes the manual testing
ManualTests["NewManualTest"]["Resume"](true);
else
{
Log["Message"]("You can resume the manual testing later");
break;
}
}
}