pavanprasad
Answered On : Nov 10th, 2006
context sencitive mode : it is a deafult mode in winrunner in this mode winrunner records mouse and key board operation with respect to object and window your application.
Analog mode : in this mode winrunner records mouse point movement on desktop
ex :- digital signater , graph drawing
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context sensitive mode : it is a default mode in winrunner. In this mode winrunner records mouse and key board operation with respect to object and window your application.
Analog mode : In this mode winrunner records mouse point movement on desktop.
Ex:- digital signater , graph drawing
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shobha
Answered On : Dec 4th, 2006
hi...
Contaxt sensitive- depends on objects
analog- depends on mouse movement.
conext sensitive- availability of obect isessential befor it gives the result as pass..
analog- availability of object is not essential
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amruta
Answered On : Jan 3rd, 2007
context sensitive - this is the recording mode in which WR captures GUI objects ignoring their physical propertiesThis is the default modeGUI map gile gets createdanalog- this is the recording mode which deals with keyboard inputs,mouse movement etcit gives us exact x and y coordinatesit is generally used for paint brush type of applicationsGUI map file is not created
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Anitha
Answered On : Jan 16th, 2007
Context Sensitive Mode: To record the keyboard and mouse operation on the application and on the window.
Analog Mode : To record the mouse pointer moments on the desk top.
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Context Sensitive
Context Sensitive mode records your operations in terms of the GUI objects in
your application. WinRunner identifies each object you click (such as a window,
menu, list, or button), and the type of operation you perform (such as press,
enable, move, or select).
Analog
In Analog mode, WinRunner records the exact coordinates traveled by the
mouse, as well as mouse clicks and keyboard input.
When you run the test, WinRunner retraces the recorded movements using
absolute screen coordinates. If your application is located in a different position
on the desktop, or the user interface has changed, WinRunner is not able to
execute the test correctly.
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