Difference between revisions of "Extensions.TestResultHandling.AddFileToTestResult"

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== OTL Examples ==
 
== OTL Examples ==
 
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/// Local Declarations
 
  
File.FileWriteHandle FileWriteHandle1;
 
 
/// Flow
 
 
FileWriteHandle1 = File.OpenFileForWrite("file:///D:/abc/abc.txt", false, @Encoding:UTF-8);
 
File.WriteBytes(FileWriteHandle1, &48656C6C6F);
 
 
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Latest revision as of 08:55, 15 November 2019

Classification

Name AddFileToTestResult
Short Description Adds a file to a TestResultContainer within a TestResultSession by defining the file path
Class Action
Extension OTX TestResultHandling extension
Group TestResultHandling related Actions
Exceptions testResult:TestResultContainerException
testResult:TestResultException
testResult:TestResultSessionException
Checker Rules -
Standard Compliant Yes

OTL Syntax

ActionRealisation TestResultHandling.AddFileToTestResult(TestResultSessionTerm testResultSession, TestResultContainerTerm testResultContainer, StringTerm filePath);

Description

The AddFileToTestResult action adds a file to a TestResultContainer within a TestResultSession by defining the file path. The use case is adding files after evaluating the test result, e.g. adding a CAN trace file in case of a NOT_OK TestResultState.

Properties

Name Data Type Class Default Cardinality Description
testResultSession testResult:TestResultSession Term - [1..1] The TestResultSession in which the test results are to be handled.
testResultContainer testResult:TestResultContainer Term - [1..1] The TestResultContainer which will receive the file.
filePath otx:String Term - [1..1] The path of the file which will be added. The path parameter is permitted to specify relative or absolute path information. Relative path information is interpreted as relative to the current working directory. The format of the file or directory name (e.g. case-sensitive) depends on the operating system.


See also

AddInfoToTestResult
CloseTestResultSession
MultipleLimit
MultipleOrSingleLimit
SetDtcTestResult
SetEqualityTestResult
SetListTestResult
SetMapTestResult
SetTestResult
SetTestResultHandlingLevel
SetToleranceTestResult
SetValueTestResult
GetTestResultContainerByName
GetTestResultSession
GetTestResultState