I've done some research on this forum, seems this is a feature. However..
If I have a generated value in a form and I want to keep it to use it in another form, how do I do this without getting those warnings, without binding it do a dummy var and without Code.
Form1
Invoke GetValue on TextBox -> varValue
Form2
Invoke SetValue on TextBox2 <- varValue
Thanks.
Unbound variable Warning
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Re: Unbound variable Warning
Hi,
You could for instance change the "Report Level" of your test case to for instance "Error". This will ensure that warning messages will not be shown in the report.
Additionally there will be a possibility to disable such warning messages in the report in one of the next Ranorex versions.
Regards,
Markus
You could for instance change the "Report Level" of your test case to for instance "Error". This will ensure that warning messages will not be shown in the report.
Additionally there will be a possibility to disable such warning messages in the report in one of the next Ranorex versions.
Regards,
Markus
Re: Unbound variable Warning
Hi,
I'm also interested in this feature.
Will it be possible to define which warnings should be shown in the report and which not?
This would be very helpful.
I'm also interested in this feature.
Will it be possible to define which warnings should be shown in the report and which not?
This would be very helpful.
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Re: Unbound variable Warning
Hello,
All warning messages use the same predefined report level (30).
There is no distinction among warning messages.
More info about report levels can be found in our User Guide.
If you are using your own warning messages, you could define a user-defined report level.
In that case, only your own warning messages are shown.
Regards,
Markus (T)
All warning messages use the same predefined report level (30).
There is no distinction among warning messages.
More info about report levels can be found in our User Guide.
If you are using your own warning messages, you could define a user-defined report level.
In that case, only your own warning messages are shown.
Regards,
Markus (T)