Why do my widgets always get names like MyWidget34 rather than more descriptive names?
Squish tries to create the most descriptive names for GUI objects. By default is uses the QObject
name. If this property isn't unique (or is empty), other possibly unique properties are examined (window caption, button text, etc.) before falling back to <ObjectType><num>.
One solution (and probably the best!) to get better names in generated scripts is to give all the widgets descriptive, short and unique QObject
names in the AUT's source code.
If the custom widgets have other possibly unique properties, like a label, etc., Squish can be told to try using these properties. For example, suppose that we have a custom widget called CanvasView
which has a unique label
property. To tell Squish about this, create a file called, for example, myinit.tcl
that contains the following line:
setUniqueProperty CanvasView label
Then tell Squish to interpret this file at startup:
squishrunner --config addInitScript Qt <absolute_path>/myinit.tcl
After doing this, Squish will attempt to use the CanvasView
's label
property for identification if its value is unique. See also, Configuring squishrunner.
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