Kategorie:Editors: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

Editors are the main workspace in expecco. They are used to write code, to create execution models activity diagrams or to modify test parameters. The editor show on the right side depends on which item is selected in the left project tree:

Attachment Editor[Bearbeiten]

This editor is used to edit attachment items (file- and url attachments).

Code Editor[Bearbeiten]

This type of editor is used to view and edit text or executable code of elementary blocks.

Documentation Editor[Bearbeiten]

This editor is used to modify either the documentation of a certain tree element or a documentation element itself.

Environment Editor[Bearbeiten]

This editor is used to create and edit variables in the environment of a test suite or a compound block.

Execution Editor[Bearbeiten]

This editor is used to view and edit the execution settings for a test suite.

Generic Data Editor[Bearbeiten]

This editor is used to set the values generated by a test data generator block.

Misc Editor[Bearbeiten]

This editor is used to view and edit some miscellaneous settings for a test suite or import library.

Network Editor[Bearbeiten]

This editor is used to view and edit activity diagrams of compound blocks.

Schema Editor[Bearbeiten]

This editor is used to define the interface of a block.

Simple GUI Block Editor[Bearbeiten]

This type of editor is used to construct simple dialog-like UI blocks. These can be used to interact with the operator for data entry, monitoring, confirmations or similar. The eitor is shown if a GUI Elementary block is selected in the tree.

Test Editor[Bearbeiten]

This editor is used to model and execute quick testing networks for unit-testing of action blocks. It is similar to the network editor.

Testplan Editor[Bearbeiten]

This editor is used to view, edit an execute test plans.

Testsuite (Project) Editor[Bearbeiten]

This editor is used to set global suite parameters and control the overall execution.

The full online documentation can be found under: Online Documentation