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If tests get more complex table driven blocks can be transformed to compound blocks for further development. |
If tests get more complex table driven blocks can be transformed to compound blocks for further development. |
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= Common Tasks = |
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== Add Row == |
== Add Row == |
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== Move Rows Up/Down == |
== Move Rows Up/Down == |
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You can move rows up / down in the table via the context menu to reorganized the execution order. |
You can move rows up / down in the table via the context menu to reorganized the execution order. |
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Version vom 12. März 2015, 11:58 Uhr
The following document describes the table driven test editor. The table driven test editor can be used for tests with a sequential test flow.
If tests get more complex table driven blocks can be transformed to compound blocks for further development.
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Common Tasks[Bearbeiten]
Add Row[Bearbeiten]
You can drop steps from the test suite tree or use the context menu. New steps will be added as new row after the selected row.
Remove Row[Bearbeiten]
You can remove selected rows from table using the context menu or the delete button on your keyboard.
Replace Rows[Bearbeiten]
You can replace stelected rows using the context menu.
Move Rows Up/Down[Bearbeiten]
You can move rows up / down in the table via the context menu to reorganized the execution order.
