Ranorex search timeout-effective timeout
Ranorex search timeout-effective timeout
First of all hi, I wanna ask one question.What is the exactly differences between search timeout and effective timeout ?
Re: Ranorex search timeout-effective timeout
Effective Timeout is the cumulative amount of time spent searching for the element based on its nesting hierarchy.
Search Timeout is the search time just at that node level.
So if you have an element such as Form.Window.Control then the SearchTimeout might be 30s for Form, 30s for Window and 30s for Control, but the EffectiveTimeout for Control is Form + Window + Control == 90s.
Search Timeout is the search time just at that node level.
So if you have an element such as Form.Window.Control then the SearchTimeout might be 30s for Form, 30s for Window and 30s for Control, but the EffectiveTimeout for Control is Form + Window + Control == 90s.
Re: Ranorex search timeout-effective timeout
Hi,
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Re: Ranorex search timeout-effective timeout
Okey I wanna ask one more question ranorex guide mentioned "app folder" is the same with "application folder"?
Re: Ranorex search timeout-effective timeout
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App folder represents top-level repository container, which usually also represents main application window, hence "app folder" name. It's nicely described here:
https://www.ranorex.com/help/latest/ran ... #Appfolder
App folder represents top-level repository container, which usually also represents main application window, hence "app folder" name. It's nicely described here:
https://www.ranorex.com/help/latest/ran ... #Appfolder
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Re: Ranorex search timeout-effective timeout
But my question, is it same "Application Folder"? Can we say app folder = application folderodklizec wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2019 10:29 amHi,
App folder represents top-level repository container, which usually also represents main application window, hence "app folder" name. It's nicely described here:
https://www.ranorex.com/help/latest/ran ... #Appfolder
Re: Ranorex search timeout-effective timeout
I wanna ask one more question:
can we do same actions with code modules as recording modules?
can we do same actions with code modules as recording modules?
Re: Ranorex search timeout-effective timeout
If you mean “application folder”, like the folder where your application is located, then no, it’s not the dame thing. The App folder in repository is just container, representing root level of tested application GUI.
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Yes, you can do the same actions in code modules as in recording modules and much more! In code modules, you can code almost anything you want, using C# or VB .Net code.
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Re: Ranorex search timeout-effective timeout
Thank u so much