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Check If a Gigantic Mult Line Text Matches [message #1397519]

Wed, 09 July 2014 21:09

Fernando Gomes

Messages: 11
Registered: July 2014

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I'm testing a installer with Jubula and I have to check if the Software license agreement is correct,
In other words, I have to check if a textbox with 25 pages worth of characteres is correct.

I can replace all /n with * , so I don't have to worry with mult line text(as I saw somewhere here that this was a problem). However, I don't know a way to input all thoose characteres in Jubula without getting one error saying "Jubula Only supports 256 characteres in a parameter".

What am I doing wrong? Is there a way to check this gigantic text in this textbox?

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Re: Check If a Gigantic Mult Line Text Matches [message #1397528 is a reply to message #1397519]

Wed, 09 July 2014 21:29

David Hickernell

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Registered: October 2012

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You could have a test case iterate through a large dataset containing each individual line, but that would not ensure that the lines appear in the correct order, just that they all appear. Would that be good enough?

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Re: Check If a Gigantic Mult Line Text Matches [message #1397570 is a reply to message #1397528]

Wed, 09 July 2014 23:00

Fernando Gomes

Messages: 11
Registered: July 2014

Junior Member

It's a bad solution in my opinion, however, is there a place where I can learn how to do that?(make a test that iterates through the dataset).

Thanks

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Re: Check If a Gigantic Mult Line Text Matches [message #1397583 is a reply to message #1397570]

Wed, 09 July 2014 23:22

David Hickernell

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Registered: October 2012

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If the column in your dataset is called TEXTLINE, for example, you would just make a test case that checks for a simple match of "*=TEXTLINE*" in the text field, and have that test case use your dataset. It will get called repeatedly until the dataset is exhausted.

You can also use a variable to store the previous line, which will enable you to check that two lines appear in the correct order relative to each other. Unfortunately, if you have to use "*" in place of newlines, then you will not be able to ensure that nothing else comes between those two lines.

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