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Pressing you are able to copy from the emulator, also using the standard keyboard shortcuts.
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Pressing you are able to paste in cursor position on the emulator, also using standard shortcuts.
ANSI sequences are not allowed when pasting. E.g: '\t' '\033[A'.
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You can select a screen area to be used as input field label, press and then set the input field text, to record a test plan that uses the provided label to locate the input field on the screen and fill the field with provided text.
Input by label allows to find the field on the screen regardless of changes of field positioning, which makes recorded test plans more robust (than using default input by coord).
Here is a small example of input by label usage.
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You can select a screen area to be used as wait for text, then press and a new Text Wait Condition will be added to your sampler.
Here is more information about wait for text, how it works and a little usage example.
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You can press assertion button when you want to make sure that a part of the screen has appeared in the screen. This assertion has the same behaviour as JMeter Assertions. To assert for a part of the screen you just have to select a part of the screen and press the button. An assertion will be added to corresponding sampler.
Here is an example of usage.
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If you see it is because you are using the emulator with a VT protocol which it does not support the functionality of moving the cursor position by clicking on the emulator.
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If you click on the icon in the emulator, a pop up window will be displayed with general help information on the emulator: shortcuts, explanation about indicators on the screen, etc.
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Sample name: As the label says, you can specify the name of the sample in current screen.
IMPORTANT
If a disconnection from the server side occurs, a disconnect wait condition will be added to the current sampler. However if you consider that the disconnection is not expected, it means that the server has suffer an unexpected error and the connections had to be closed.