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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Open Test Framework - Validity Settings}}[[Category:OTF]]
 
{{DISPLAYTITLE:Open Test Framework - Validity Settings}}[[Category:OTF]]
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In the "'''Validity - Settings'''" dialog box, you can view and configure the properties of a validity (see the image below). To access the settings dialog box of a validity, please right click on the corresponding validity node in the [[OtfSolutionExplorer|Solution Explorer]] and select "Properties" menu entry, or just double click on the validity node.
  
In the '''Validity - Settings''' dialog box, you can configure the properties of a validity (see the image below). To access the settings dialog box of a validity, please right click on the corresponding validity node in the [[OtfSolutionExplorer|Solution Explorer]] and select "Properties" menu entry.
 
  
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{{ImageStyleCenter|ValiditySettings.png|544|The Validity - Settings dialog box allows for viewing and configuring the properties of a validity}}
  
{{ImageStyleCenter|ValiditySettings.png|544|The Validity - Settings dialog box allows for configuring the properties of a validity}}
 
  
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The "'''Validity - Settings'''" dialog box consists of the following controls:
  
Here you can set the name of the validity (Note that the name should conform to the [[OtxNamingConventions|OTX Naming Conventions]]), add specification for the validity, set the Visibility attribute of the validity (see also [[OtxVisibilities|Visibilities]]), or you can set the condition value  for the validity. You can input the condition value directly in the "'''Condition'''" textbox, or you can use the supported [[OtfExpressionEditor|Expression Editor]] by clicking on the "''' ... '''" button.
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* The "'''Name'''" text box:
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: Here you can change the name of the declaration.
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:: [[File:exclamation.png]]  Note that the name should conform to the [[General.NamingConventions|OTX Naming Conventions]] and the name must be unique throughout all global identifiers defined in the same OTX document.
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* The "'''Description'''" (or "Specification") area:
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: Here you can set the description for the declaration. Hover the mouse over the validity in the [[OtfSolutionExplorer|Solution Explorer]], you will see that description as a tooltip. The description is optional, you can skip it.
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* The "'''Visibility'''" radio buttons (only for global constants and context variables):
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: Here you can set the Visibility attribute for the declaration.
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* The "'''Condition'''" text box:
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: You can input the condition value directly in the text box, or you can open the supported [[OtfExpressionEditor|Expression Editor]] by clicking on the "''' ... '''" button to compose a Boolean expression.
  
  
 
<big>See also</big>
 
<big>See also</big>
  
[[OtfSolutionExplorer|Solution Explorer]]
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[[Core.Validities|OTX Validities]]
  
[[OtfExpressionEditor|Expression Editor]]
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[[General.NamingConventions|OTX Naming Conventions]]
  
[[OtxValidities|OTX Validities]]
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[[Core.Visibilities|OTX Visibilities]]
  
[[OtxNamingConventions|OTX Naming Conventions]]
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[[OtfExpressionEditor|Expression Editor]]
  
[[OtxVisibilities|Visibilities]]
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[[OtfSolutionExplorer|Solution Explorer]]

Latest revision as of 02:32, 17 February 2016

In the "Validity - Settings" dialog box, you can view and configure the properties of a validity (see the image below). To access the settings dialog box of a validity, please right click on the corresponding validity node in the Solution Explorer and select "Properties" menu entry, or just double click on the validity node.


ValiditySettings.png
The Validity - Settings dialog box allows for viewing and configuring the properties of a validity


The "Validity - Settings" dialog box consists of the following controls:

  • The "Name" text box:
Here you can change the name of the declaration.
Exclamation.png  Note that the name should conform to the OTX Naming Conventions and the name must be unique throughout all global identifiers defined in the same OTX document.
  • The "Description" (or "Specification") area:
Here you can set the description for the declaration. Hover the mouse over the validity in the Solution Explorer, you will see that description as a tooltip. The description is optional, you can skip it.
  • The "Visibility" radio buttons (only for global constants and context variables):
Here you can set the Visibility attribute for the declaration.
  • The "Condition" text box:
You can input the condition value directly in the text box, or you can open the supported Expression Editor by clicking on the " ... " button to compose a Boolean expression.


See also

OTX Validities

OTX Naming Conventions

OTX Visibilities

Expression Editor

Solution Explorer