Hi,
I'd like to know if it is possible to start the quicktest module from the command line (or control script). The idea is to open all panels in our project consecutively to automatically create screenshots for our documentation.
Greetings
Don von Allwörden
Opening Quicktest from commandline
- mkoller
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Re: Opening Quicktest from commandline
WCCOAui -p yourPanelName
All commandline options can be found by starting
WCCOAui -help
All commandline options can be found by starting
WCCOAui -help
- fmulder
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Re: Opening Quicktest from commandline
We do something similar.
* we have an embedded module
* I read the size of the panel
* I then 'stretch' the embedded module so that the panel fits perfectly (and there are no screenshots)
* Load the panel onto the module
* Tell the embedded module to save a bitmap on disk
Good luck
share the fun
Frenk Mulder
* we have an embedded module
* I read the size of the panel
* I then 'stretch' the embedded module so that the panel fits perfectly (and there are no screenshots)
* Load the panel onto the module
* Tell the embedded module to save a bitmap on disk
Good luck
share the fun
Frenk Mulder
- siemens_dva
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Re: Opening Quicktest from commandline
Thank you for your quick replies. I'll take a closer look at both approaches.
Thank you!
Don von Allwörden
Thank you!
Don von Allwörden
- RudiKreiner
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Re: Opening Quicktest from commandline
See also similar requirements in https://portal.etm.at/index.php?option= ... =6705#6723
- siemens_dva
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Re: Opening Quicktest from commandline
Actually this turned out to be rather straight forward. Thank you for your help. I'll leave this short code snippet for future reference:
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