Test Case

Test cases provide the ability to edit inputs for a function under test and the expected value for the execution result.

• In the test structure tree, you can enter input values for the variables specified as input.
  • If there is no input value, the value of the variable is ‘undefined value’, and the tool initializes the variable with no value entered as 0 (Blank if a string) for the convenience of the user.
• You can switch the representation of the test structure as a table or tree with the [Show as Tree], [Show as Table] toolbar menu.
• With the [Apply the test case in a lump] context menu, you can apply the input and expected values of the test case to other test cases in the same test at once.
• If you select the ‘Out’ of a variable in the test structure tree, You can check the value of the variable after the test is performed.
• Editable cells are displayed in a pale sky color.
• If the expected value is different from the host/target output, it is displayed in blue.
• You can use ~ (range) and logical operators! (Not), & (and), and | (or) in expected values.
• The following shortcuts are available.
  • Move row: arrow keys (↑, ↓)
  • Editable cell focus: Enter
  • Editable cell focus out: Esc
  • Move column (editable cell): Tab (right), Shift + Tab (left)

Change detection

If you edit and save the information of a test case that has already been executed, “The information has been changed after executing the test.” is displayed at the top of the test editor.