Logical Rootby Group Public on Wednesday January 14 2009 @ 10:33:29 (1/1 Points) |
|
| Language ↪Reference ✑ Reply ✓ Stick It ✗ Ditch It ⚐ Tag It |
The LogicalRoot is a special Context→ object which exists for each logically connected series of tests. That is, it forms the base of the logical test case, or the real-world use case.
The LogicalRoot is created automatically for the outermost test. Additional roots can be created by calling the exec→ function, and in some other special cases.
Names
Each logical root has a name associated with it. This name is used for reporting status once TestPlan has completed execution.
Altering Name
The name of the logical root is set at creation time, though it can be modified during execution. This is meant to be an exception for cases where the best logical name can not be determined until after execution has started.
To alter the name simply set the LogicalRoot:AlteredRootName item to the desired name. Note that this will alter the name at the end of the logical root's execution (but prior to cleanup).
set %LogicalRoot:AlteredRootName% Our Test %Name%
TestPlan Logical Root
