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Home » Eclipse Projects » RCP Testing Tool » Format of printing .. How to display results in the same row instead of different rows?(When I was using Q7 for GUI testing and dumping the results into output files the results are displayed with the same format they appear with in the AUT , however when I use RCPTT with the same AUT th)
Format of printing .. How to display results in the same row instead of different rows? [message #1755655] Mon, 06 March 2017 15:43 Go to next message
Mohamed Nafea is currently offline Mohamed NafeaFriend
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Registered: December 2016
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Example of the output format from Q7 (old)

[, chk_tot_sz_cross, 110, COMPLETE]
[, chn_priority, 8, COMPLETE]
[, handshake_mode, 2, COMPLETE]
[, src_dst_addr_cfg, 64, COMPLETE]

Example of the output format from RCPTT (new)

chk_tot_sz_cross
110
COMPLETE

chn_priority
8
COMPLETE

handshake_mode
2
COMPLETE
Re: Format of printing .. How to display results in the same row instead of different rows? [message #1759366 is a reply to message #1755655] Mon, 10 April 2017 19:35 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Viktoria Dlugopolskaya is currently offline Viktoria DlugopolskayaFriend
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Hi Mohamed,

Could you post code you using to write results into output files?
Re: Format of printing .. How to display results in the same row instead of different rows? [message #1759709 is a reply to message #1759366] Mon, 17 April 2017 03:36 Go to previous message
Viktoria Dlugopolskaya is currently offline Viktoria DlugopolskayaFriend
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It seems that you write Iterable objects into file.
The simplest way to get the same output is using 'invoke' command:
emit [$firstObjectToWrite | invoke toString] [$secondObjectToWrite | invoke toString] | write-lines "workspace:/objects.txt"
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