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Tue, 22 March 2016 12:20

Eclipse User

Hello everybody,

I have a problem with Jubula 8.0.

I test an RCP application on a laptop.

Problem 1: I am forced to use a function SHIFT + BASIC KEYS to write a number on my laptop ... But in this case, if my test will be played on a desktop computer that can create differences.
Is it possible to do without the constraint of the type of keyboard?

Problem 2: Always with the function SHIFT +BASIC KEYS, if I want to enter "1" is good but if I try to type "11" impossible ... Could you explain? Do I need to write this function to twice SHIFT + BASIC KEYS with the parameter "1"?

Thank you in advance for your answers.

Re: Problem of keyboard [message #1727442 is a reply to message #1727389]

Wed, 23 March 2016 03:37

Eclipse User

Hi,

have you tried using the current Jubula Version 8.2.2 ? On which platform do you want to execute your test? What exactly is Happening? What are you trying to achieve? What are the differences you are experiencing? Please add as much Information as possible so people are able to help you.
Regards
Oliver

Re: Problem of keyboard [message #1727453 is a reply to message #1727389]

Wed, 23 March 2016 04:49

Eclipse User

Hi,
No I have not tried version 8.2.2 .
My platform is an OS Windows 7 64 bit on a laptop.
The problem is that I try to do a test procedure that will later be used on a desktop computer .
Or to reach numbers on a laptop, I have to press the SHIFT key because I have no numeric keypad.
I wonder how to have no key constraint and when my parameter, for example "11" , do not worry about whether I have to press SHIFT and just use a REPLACE TEXT with parameter 11 .

Dorian .

Re: Problem of keyboard [message #1727454 is a reply to message #1727453]

Wed, 23 March 2016 04:54

Eclipse User

Have you tried ub_cti_replaceText to enter your text?
Regards
Oliver

Re: Problem of keyboard [message #1727461 is a reply to message #1727454]

Wed, 23 March 2016 05:18

Eclipse User

Yes but when I use it to ub_cti_replaceText with the parameter "11" jubula wrote "&&".

Re: Problem of keyboard [message #1727476 is a reply to message #1727461]

Wed, 23 March 2016 06:15

Eclipse User

Have u tried to write your test without SHIFT modifier and just activate capslock on your notebook when you are executing the test?

Re: Problem of keyboard [message #1727509 is a reply to message #1727476]

Wed, 23 March 2016 08:13

Eclipse User

Yes and it work but I want create my test without have the contraint of the type of keyboard.
For me, if the parameter is "11" Jubula should write "11" regardless of the keyboard.

Re: Problem of keyboard [message #1727515 is a reply to message #1727509]

Wed, 23 March 2016 08:28

Eclipse User

Did you set the Keyboard layout to italian?

Re: Problem of keyboard [message #1727517 is a reply to message #1727515]

Wed, 23 March 2016 08:34

Eclipse User

you can find the setting for keyboard layout in your AUT setting
index.php/fa/25388/0/

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Re: Problem of keyboard [message #1727519 is a reply to message #1727515]

Wed, 23 March 2016 08:53

Eclipse User

My problem is not really a language problem but rather a problem of difference between the keyboard of a laptop and a desktop computer.

Indeed on a desktop computer you have a digital keyboard that lets you type numbers while on a non-laptop. For that you must type SHIFT.

My first problem and I wanted to know how to not be forced to make a SHIFT to write a number when I'm on a laptop?
With the function "replace Text" I should be able to write 11 without worrying about whether I'm on a PC or laptop.

My second problem is that when I want to write "11" in a field using "ub_app_pressAnyKeyCombination_SHIFT" it does not work. Indeed the function only works for numbers from 0 to 9.

Re: Problem of keyboard [message #1727522 is a reply to message #1727519]

Wed, 23 March 2016 09:18

Eclipse User

your second problem seems logic, cause you don't have any "11" key on a keyboard. To achieve entering 11 with "ub_app_pressAnyKeyCombination_SHIFT" you can pass a dataset to that case with two times 1 as data.

for your first problem i am not so sure what you can do....
maybe u can do two AUT Configurations for the same AUT, where you configure one keyboard layout for the Notebook and one for the dektop PC. maybe you can do a own keyboard mapping file for your notebook keyboard.

Re: Problem of keyboard [message #1727540 is a reply to message #1727522]

Wed, 23 March 2016 11:38

Eclipse User

I have a similar problem when I try to do a replace text with a path D: // toto/tata/titi that wrote me D: __ toto_tata_titi and therefore does not work.
I tried with // but nothing works.
I do not have all its problems on a desktop.

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