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This is not in VFP, but it might do what you're describing. On 10/22/06, Bill Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a utility (testing tool?) that would allow me to > record keystrokes and mouse events with timing info so that I > could replay these actions again at the speed these events > were originally recorded? I am NOT interested in generating a > screencam or simply recording events for analysis (ala VFP's > Eventtracking feature) > > Motivation: I would like to record a tour of an application > with generic data, record the keystrokes and mouse events to > a file and then replay these exact keystrokes/mouse events > and timing against the same app with customer specific data. > > Possible? Anyone doing something similar? This is something I had working for the much simpler FPD environment where all operator controls were funneled through a few mechanics, but haven't touched yet with VFP - although I'd like to as well. One thing I have done with VFP, and mentioned before in a different context, is a label class that I place in the upper right hand corner of each form. The caption is only visible on a dev machine. It shows the form name (red, bold) and supports a right-click menu. In the right-click menu are several test tools, one being a "TEST THIS FORM" option that, when clicked, looks for a "LOAD TEST DATA" method in the form that loads the form's entry fields with test data. This helps a bit with testing and might be a player in a more elaborate tool such as you describe. For example, it could draw test data from a table to support different tests, and maybe a companion table could contain other controls used to drive a more global test driver. Be nice if someone can point to something already developed for this purpose. Bill > Thanks! > > Malcolm
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