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== Introduction == |
== Introduction == |
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The table driven block describes an action's behavior as sequential test flow. |
The table driven block describes an action's behavior as sequential test flow. |
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Each test step is represented by one or more rows in the table, where the first row of each step is highlited by the background color. Further rows represent the in- and output pins of each step. |
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If a action turns out to be or develops more complex the table driven block can be transformed into a [[Compound_Block|compount block]]. |
If a action turns out to be or develops more complex the table driven block can be transformed into a [[Compound_Block|compount block]]. |
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Version vom 17. März 2015, 13:54 Uhr
Introduction[Bearbeiten]
The table driven block describes an action's behavior as sequential test flow.
Each test step is represented by one or more rows in the table, where the first row of each step is highlited by the background color. Further rows represent the in- and output pins of each step.
If a action turns out to be or develops more complex the table driven block can be transformed into a compount block.
Introductory Table Driven Block Example[Bearbeiten]
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Editors[Bearbeiten]
The table which defines the behavior of a table driven block is edited in the table editor. This is the "internal view" of the block. The interface of an compound block (e.g. number and type of output pins) can be regarded as its "external view" and can be inspected in the schema editor.
