Using Gnuplot Action Blocks: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

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-== Using Gnuplot Action Blocks ==
-With expecco18.1, a new block type is introduced: "Gnuplot Graph Actions".
-These behave similar to other script action blocks, in that they are defined by a script
-(in this case: gnuplot scripting language) and are placed into the test sequence flow
-just like any other block.
-However, when executed, these actions generate a graphic document (jpeg, png or postscript),
-which is then either added to the activity log, or added as attachment. It will therefore be
-available in the generated "elf" execution log file, or shown in the generated "pdf" report file.
-=== Example: Gathering Response Times of Protocol Messages ===
-This example demonstrates, how a test suite can gather response times of a remote system,
-when sending MQTT messages to it.
-==== Step 1: define the test sequence ====
-this is a very simple publish-response setup, in that a topic is published to an MQTT broker,
-and the time measured, until the notification arrives (in order to run this on your machine,
-the expecco MQTT plugin needs to be installed):
-Outside (Schema) view of the measuring action:
-[[Datei:Schema_Measuring_MQTT.png]]