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@Aman_Kumar_Rishi said in Squish compatibility with LVGL based embedded system: Is Squish compatible with embedded GUI developed in LVGL library? Hi, Not that I am aware of. If the system can be reached via VNC one can use Squish for VNC, to perform blackbox keyboard and mouse/touch based automation, and image search for verification and synchronization. Best regards, Clemens Anhuth

@Nuno-Mendes said in Squish License - validating during install: Is it possible to install Squish without needing to validate the license? Hi, Not that I am aware of. You can install on a system which can reach the license server, then copy that Squish installation to the desired systems. Best regards, Clemens Anhuth

@Nuno-Mendes, @SquishHammer, I advise against this, and instead suggest to create separate Python functions that do the needful, and calling those instead as desired.

@SquishHammer What is the Android version of tablet? Is Java 1.8 = 8 is good enough for the Android version of your tablet. Did you turn on the debug mode of Android tablet?

@Shivanand Squish has no support for STM TouchGFX. The lack of TCP/IP connection to the device would pose a problem for Squish, too. The only way to involve Squish is via Squish for VNC, which would allow for blackbox and image based automation (key presses, mouse clicks, possibly touches). However, a VNC connection tends to require TCP/IP, too. Usually one would shy away from image based automation, but if options are limited, and if one can accept to redo the automation parts that are affected by layout changes and rendering (pixel) differences, then it may be feasible - for a given use case.

@JonB Thank you!

Sorry, it actually works. I was stuck somewhere else before and didnt' realize it. Thank you!

@KennyG said in Squish for QT(python): During Test Suite setup, it always prompts to -Java, Python, Linux, Windows...... Can't find QT option The screenshot shows a Qt option though? Or is that screenshot from somewhere else?

Hi all, I've managed to find a "solution" for my issue. All you need to do is add a "qt.conf" in the /bin folder of your Qt installation folder. And this file contains the following : [Paths] Prefix=.. Hope this helps someone in the future.

Hi and welcome to devnet, Can you explain the connection with Qt ?

@SylvainA I updated my project structure: all test scripts under: G:\test\automated_test\AutotestProject3\testscripts the custom python scripts to be called in test script by using "from project_lib import *" G:\test\automated_test\AutotestProject3\project_lib then you commented : So here last comment is right you should put your external lib in "C:\AutotestProject\shared_lib" for example. is the "shared_lib" a fixed name and directory that I should use in order to let squish automatically recognize where is the external libraries? then what is the usage of "Global Scripts" ? the originator seems thought that it can be used to point the external libraries but in my case it does not work. I did not see such problem when using open source test framework and pycharm to point them. I guess Squish has special way to do it?

@jsulm Oh ok I understand. I was thinking that DLL should be directly added somehow in VSC and not just as a lib for the project. My english failed me sorry. Thank you for your answers, have a nice day :)

@Zeksie said in Support for Bamboo 9.2.1: Please can we get an updated jar that works with Bamboo 9.2.1. Since you've a commercial license and this here is a user driven forum you should rather ask the Qt / squish support for help...

@shashi3 said in Strore the values from the GUI into the excel sheet: how to store the values in excel sheet from the application If you only want CSV (comma-separated values) saved --- which Excel can read in, but it contains only values, e.g. no formatting information --- then just write to a text file from the data. If you want a proper Excel spreadsheet then look at using something like https://qtexcel.github.io/QXlsx/ or read https://wiki.qt.io/Handling_Microsoft_Excel_file_format.