SAME-DISPLAY COMPARISON OF CONTENT FOR DIFFERENT RENDITIONS OF A SINGLE COMPUTER PROGRAM
First Claim
1. In a computer system, an method of determining correspondence between at least two renditions of a single computer program comprising:
- enabling identification of a selected screen related to navigation within a computer program;
in response to the identification, accessing a reference screenshot captured during navigation within a first rendition of the computer program and a corresponding screenshot captured during navigation within a second rendition of the computer program; and
presenting both the reference screenshot and the corresponding screenshot on a display, thereby enabling a same-display comparison of content of the reference and corresponding screenshots.
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Abstract
An method for use in a computer system for determining correspondence between at least two renditions of a single computer program includes enabling the identification of a selected screenshot related to navigation within the computer program and, as a response to the identification, accessing a reference screenshot captured during navigation within a first rendition and a corresponding screenshot captured during navigation within a second rendition. The reference screenshot and the corresponding screenshot are presented on a display, thereby enabling a same-display comparison of content of the reference and corresponding screenshots.
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19 Claims
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1. In a computer system, an method of determining correspondence between at least two renditions of a single computer program comprising:
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enabling identification of a selected screen related to navigation within a computer program; in response to the identification, accessing a reference screenshot captured during navigation within a first rendition of the computer program and a corresponding screenshot captured during navigation within a second rendition of the computer program; and presenting both the reference screenshot and the corresponding screenshot on a display, thereby enabling a same-display comparison of content of the reference and corresponding screenshots. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. Computer programming embedded in a computer-readable storage medium, the computer programming being executable to perform a method comprising:
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recognizing user inputs as identifications of selected screens accessible as a consequence of navigation within a computer program of interest; accessing and displaying a specific reference screenshot as a response to recognition of a user input identifying a selected screen related thereto, the specific reference screenshot being a capture from a prior navigation within a first rendition of the computer program; and accessing and displaying, with the specific reference screenshot and as a response to the recognition of the user input, a corresponding screenshot which is accessible as a consequence of corresponding captures during prior navigation within a second rendition of the computer program of interest, the specific reference screenshot and the corresponding screenshot being on a same display to enable a same-display comparison of content of the specific reference and corresponding screenshots. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15)
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16. In a computer system, an method comprising:
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at least partially controlling systematic navigation within a computer program under test by use of a screen capture script; capturing reference screenshots of content objects by automated processing of the screen capture script, the content objects including menus available upon navigation within the computer program under test; assigning a unique identifier to each of the reference screenshots; and storing the reference screenshots such that each reference screenshot is accessible on a basis of the unique identifiers. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19)
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