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Note that on macOS the Preferences remains in the Application menu. Click the Object Map's Check Existence button to perform this check. This menu option is Window > Server Settings > Manage AUTs in the Squish Eclipse integration. Click the Object Map's Symbolic Names lists's New button to create a new symbolic name. Clicking this menu option makes Squish open the Object Map and highlight the symbolic name that matches the name at the editor's cursor position or that is selected. Here is a table listing the menu changes which include a slimmed-down Squish menu and an improved Run menu: The new Squish IDE's menus and toolbars have had several changes to make them more logical and easier to navigate and use. This fixes using the 'clock format' command in Tcl 8.5 test scripts.

The source(filename) function when used in Tcl scripts now supports the -encoding option to match a Tcl 8.5 API change.

Various problems with breakpoints in Python scripts have been resolved.

This resolves various issues when recording, replaying, and spying.

The support for test scripts interacting with multiple applications at the same time has been greatly improved.

The stability of the squishserver processes running on Windows has been significantely improved.

It is now possible to specify the -reportgen option multiple times when invoking squishrunner on the command line this makes it possible to generate multiple report files in different formats at the same time.

ApplicationContext objects now allow querying the command line and start time of all launched (or attached) processes, including sub-processes.

This method can be used for closing (or detaching from) previously started (or attached) applications.

A new tach method was introduced for Application Context objects.

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See How to Create and Use Table Verifications.) Currently this is available for Java, macOS, Qt, and Windows AUTs.

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Entire tables can be verified using table verification points.Ruby is now a supported scripting language and can be used for creating and replaying tests.

The Quality Center integration has been extended beyond Quality Center 10 to include HP ALM 11 there have also been many bug fixes made.

Squish for Web now includes dedicated support for SmartGWT controls in web pages.

Squish for Windows now properly recognizes WPF controls.

The choice of scripting languages used for recording, writing, and executing test scripts has been extended to include Ruby-this is in addition to JavaScript, Perl, Python, and Tcl.

The IDE now supports the creation of verification points for complex item views, such as tables.

Here is a selected summary of the release's highlights-a detailed list of all the main changes is given in the sections that follow.

Squish 4.2 is a major new release with many new features and bug fixes.

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