What’s New in TestComplete 6.53

Bug Fixes

In certain cases, TestComplete could crash while parsing script code.
Under some circumstances, TestComplete could crash when closing.
The problems with recognition of web frames have been fixed.
Handling of Visual C ActiveX controls has been corrected.
Memory leaks could appear while working with Delphi applications.
Now the structure of Delphi applications is cached to increase performance.
The aqFile object name was omitted for the aqFile.ctANSI constant in the Manual Checkpoint script extension.
Parameters of web page routines were passed in an incorrect order when the routines were called from the Mozilla Firefox browser.
HTTP traffic was not recorded when using Internet Explorer under a 64-bit version of Windows Vista.
A TestComplete test could not start from Visual Studio 2008 while a standalone TestComplete version was running or paused.
The aqConvert.VarToStr method raised an exception when it could not perform conversion.
The aqConvert.DateTimeToFormatStr method returned English-style locale values even if the current computer’s locale was other than English.
The aqEnvironment.GetEnvironmentVariable method generated an exception when referring to a non-existing variable.
The MicrosoftDataGridView.wRowCount property returned an incorrect number of rows when the grid’s ReadOnly property was set to True.
The state of control keys (Ctrl, Alt, and Shift) was not sent to the script engine when simulating mouse actions from script extensions written in VBScript.
If TestComplete used the OCR engine during a test, the tested application could crash when closing.
Actions performed over the "Tree" SWT control were recorded as actions performed over the "SysTreeView32" Windows control.
Not all program objects were recognized correctly if the application was created in Delphi 2007 for .NET.
When a single editor was open in the Workspace panel, it did not occupy all the available space.
TestComplete could hang if a network suite task was executed repeatedly.