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Asked: 2026-06-08T10:59:03+00:00

SO with my limited knowledge of test Complete scripting. It seems as though one

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SO with my limited knowledge of test Complete scripting. It seems as though one should look at the object viewer to see your windows, and use the UI features via name mapping of these objects and clicking selecting or populating their fields.

I have a question about how to do assertions using the JSscripting tests. If i want to see if a certain window looks like a past window, what i have been doing is making a checkpoint via keyword tests at that time. I feel like i should be doing this through the api though. Is there an area that explains how to do this via code, rather then using the keyword checkpoints?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Bob, the checkpoints idea is not limited to Keyword Tests. You can use checkpoints in scripts as well. When recording a script, you just create the needed Checkpoint type via the Recording toolbar (I guess you need the Region Checkpoint in your case), and you will get the needed script generated. Based on this script, you will see how checkpoints are called from a script.

    As for the documentation, the “Region Checkpoints” help topic does a good job explaining basics, and giving the links to other topics to read. And the “Creating Region Checkpoints” help topic shows the procedure step by step.

    I hope this helps. Let me know if there are unclear points.

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