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Matilk: /* Introduction */ warning for large logs

2023-12-22T09:02:04Z

Introduction: warning for large logs

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	[[Datei:Timeline.png\|800px\|thumb\|Timeline Tab]]		[[Datei:Timeline.png\|800px\|thumb\|Timeline Tab]]
	The Timeline can be a useful tool, when you want to understand the chronology of your test sequence, especially when actions are running in parallel. It can be found in the ''Run'' section of either a testplan or an action block. It uses the information collected in the [[Glossary/en#Activity_Log\|Activity Log]] to show when and for how long an action was executed.		The Timeline can be a useful tool, when you want to understand the chronology of your test sequence, especially when actions are running in parallel. It can be found in the ''Run'' section of either a testplan or an action block. It uses the information collected in the [[Glossary/en#Activity_Log\|Activity Log]] to show when and for how long an action was executed.

			<b style="color:red">This feature is still experimental in expecco 23.2 and may reach its limits with large logs or while running.</b>

	= Representation =		= Representation =

Matilk: /* Mouse Input */

2023-11-15T16:22:23Z

Mouse Input

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	== Mouse Input ==		== Mouse Input ==
	~~You~~ ~~can~~ ~~zoom~~ in ~~and~~ ~~out by~~ scrolling ~~while holding down~~ the ~~Ctrl~~ key. ~~Normal~~ ~~scrolling~~ moves ~~the~~ ~~diagram~~ ~~vertically,~~ ~~scrolling~~ ~~with~~ the ~~Shift~~ ~~key~~ ~~hold~~ down ~~moves~~ it ~~horizontally~~. If stretch is disabled, you can click at a point in the timescale and drag to another to select a time period. When you release the mouse button, the timeline zooms to that period.		Normal scrolling moves the diagram vertically, scrolling with the Shift key held down moves it horizontally. You can zoom in and out on the cursor position by scrolling while holding down the Ctrl key. If stretch is disabled, you can click at a point in the timescale and drag to another to select a time period, which is highlighted in yellow. When you release the mouse button, the timeline zooms to that period.

	[[Datei:Timeline_Select_Time.png]]		[[Datei:Timeline_Select_Time.png]]

Matilk: /* Mouse Input */

2023-10-26T07:45:00Z

Mouse Input

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	== Mouse Input ==		== Mouse Input ==
	You can zoom in and out by scrolling while holding down the Ctrl key. Normal scrolling moves the diagram vertically, scrolling with the Shift key hold down moves it horizontally. If stretch is disabled, you can click at a point in the timescale and drag to another to select a time period. When you release the mouse button, the timeline zooms to that period.		You can zoom in and out by scrolling while holding down the Ctrl key. Normal scrolling moves the diagram vertically, scrolling with the Shift key hold down moves it horizontally. If stretch is disabled, you can click at a point in the timescale and drag to another to select a time period. When you release the mouse button, the timeline zooms to that period.

	[[Datei:Timeline_Select_Time.png]]		[[Datei:Timeline_Select_Time.png]]

Matilk am 25. Oktober 2023 um 13:38 Uhr

2023-10-25T13:38:59Z

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			= Introduction =
			[[Datei:Timeline.png\|800px\|thumb\|Timeline Tab]]
	The Timeline can be a useful tool, when you want to understand the chronology of your test sequence, especially when actions are running in parallel. It can be found in the ''Run'' section of either a testplan or an action block. It uses the information collected in the [[Glossary/en#Activity_Log\|Activity Log]] to show when and for how long an action was executed.		The Timeline can be a useful tool, when you want to understand the chronology of your test sequence, especially when actions are running in parallel. It can be found in the ''Run'' section of either a testplan or an action block. It uses the information collected in the [[Glossary/en#Activity_Log\|Activity Log]] to show when and for how long an action was executed.

			= Representation =
			The timeline shows the subblocks of the selected block as bars in the color of their execution state, where their length and horizontal position represents the duration and start time of their execution. The timescale at the top adapts to the presented time. You see the current time format in the top right corner, e.g. ''m:s'' means minutes and seconds separated by a colon, where the seconds may have digits after the decimal point to show the milliseconds.

			Initially only the top blocks of the selected blocks are shown. If blocks are executed in parallel, they go in different lines, consecutive blocks are in one line. However, if two blocks are one after the other in the same line, that does NOT indicate, that the first block triggered the second.

			You can expand blocks, to see its subblocks. If a block is wide enough, it shows a little expand icon in its left corner. You can expand or collapse the block by clicking on this icon. Alternatively, you can right click on a block and select expand or collapse from its context menu. The subblocks are displayed below their parent block, pushing any parallel block further down in the diagram. The frame of a block includes its subblocks, visualizing the nesting. If you hold Ctrl when expanding a block, it will expand all of its children. As the timeline only displays the information from the Activity Log, you can only see the blocks, that have an log entry. You cannot see blocks, that are skipped in the log.

			If you click on a block in the timeline it gets selected, which is indicated by a red frame. The main information of that block is added to the messages in the lower left corner of the expecco window. You also get this information as tooltip when hovering over a block.

			= Navigation =
			As default the whole duration is displayed in the panel, but you can zoom in, to better see a certain section. You can use the buttons of the menu bar to navigate through the timeline and use the mouse.

			== Menu bar ==
			[[Datei:Timeline_Menubar.png]]
			# Decrease the height of lines
			# Increase the height of lines
			# Stretch the timeline to the available width<br>This is a toggle, if it is on, the whole run time is stretched to the width of the panel.
			# Zoom out<br>Decrease the width of the timeline, so that more time is shown in less space.
			# Zoom in<br>Increase the width of the timeline, so that less time is shown in more space and can be analyzed better.
			# Jump to the start of the selected action
			# Jump to the end of the selected action
			# Relative execution times<br>The block information e.g. in the tooltip shows the start time relative to the start time of the displayed block and the duration if on, or the absolute start and end time if off.

			== Mouse Input ==
			You can zoom in and out by scrolling while holding down the Ctrl key. Normal scrolling moves the diagram vertically, scrolling with the Shift key hold down moves it horizontally. If stretch is disabled, you can click at a point in the timescale and drag to another to select a time period. When you release the mouse button, the timeline zooms to that period.
			[[Datei:Timeline_Select_Time.png]]

			= Selecting =
			As earlier already mentioned, you can select a block by clicking on it. When double clicking on it, it gets selected in the tree and so the timeline will switch to only display the subblocks of this block.

			You can also lock the timeline (and as well the network, log and pin entries) to the block selected in the tree, by activating the toggle [[Datei:Timeline_Lock_Button.png]] in the menu of the tree. This will be indicated by a little lock icon next to the tree icon of the locked block. If you now select another block in the tree, it gets selected in the timeline of the locked block. Similar you can double click on a block in the timeline and its entry in the tree will be selected without changing the displayed timeline.

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The Timeline can be a useful tool, when you want to understand the chronology of your test sequence, especially when actions are running in parallel. It can be found in the ''Run'' section of either a testplan or an action block. It uses the information collected in the [[Glossary/en#Activity_Log|Activity Log]] to show when and for how long an action was executed.