RecordingMode Enumeration
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Options for when to add a recorded step to the test.
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Public Enum RecordingMode Inherits Enum  | |
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public enum RecordingMode : Enum  | |
| Member | Description | 
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| RECORD_SEND_LINE | If a previous step has been stored, add it to the test now.  Then, add the current step to the test.  | 
| RECORD_KEEP_LINE | If a previous step has been stored, add it to the test now.  Store the current step and start the timer. If timed-out before the next call to Record, add the step to the test.  | 
| RECORD_KEEP_LINE_NO_TIMEOUT | If a previous step has been stored, add it to the test now. Store the current step. | 
| RECORD_REPLACE_AND_KEEP_LINE_NO_TIMEOUT | Store the current step, overwriting any previously stored step. | 
| RECORD_REPLACE_AND_SEND_LINE | If a previous step has been stored, delete it. Add the current step to the test. | 
| RECORD_REPLACE_AND_KEEP_LINE | If a previous step has been stored, delete it. Store the current step and start the timer. If timed-out before the next call to Record, add the step to the test. | 
| RECORD_CLEAN_UP | If a previous step has been stored, delete it. (No current step is provided.) | 
| RECORD_STORED_LINE | 
Used with the Record Method.
RecordingMode is used to handle cases where the meaning of the event or message can not be determined immediately. An example would be a click event. If it is followed immediately by a double-click event, the click event will not be written to the script. If the 
System.Object
   System.ValueType
      System.Enum
         Mercury.QTP.Slv.CustomServer.RecordingMode

                                                        
                                                        
                                                        
                                                        
                                                        
                                                            
                                                            
                                        
                                        
                                        
                                        