Using Tests View

To go to ATEasy's Tests View:

  1. Click the Tests View submodule.

  2. Press Enter.

Tests View is a multi-pane window which you use to insert tasks and tests into programs, change test descriptions and properties, and enter test code. The sections of the Tests View window are described in the following paragraphs.

Tasks List lists the tasks and tests that make up the program. You can expand any task to see the tests under it by clicking the plus sign next to that task. Use Tasks View to perform operations on tasks and tests, such as modifying properties and inserting new tasks and tests. Each task name in the list can display its number prior to the name, The Task/Test numbers is an option that can be turned on or off ATEasy 2024 (v13).

Tests List is a list view showing all of the tasks and tests used within the task that is selected in the Tasks View. Use Tasks Test View to perform operations on tests, such as viewing properties and inserting new tests. Each task name in the list can display its number prior to the name, The Task/Test numbers is an option that can be turned on or off ATEasy 2024 (v13).

Test Variables - Selected Test Variables. These are created and initialized when the Test starts and destroyed when the test ends. These variables can only be used within your current test code ATEasy 2024 (v13).

The Test Header displays some of the selected test's properties, including the task of which it is a part, the test name and number, pin number, unit of measurement, and type.

Selected Task. This is the task selected.

Selected Test. This is the test selected. The selected test is the current test being edited in this view.

Test Description contains the description of the current test, you can edit the test description here or using the Test Properties Window.

Description Button allows you to Show or Hide Description window.

Test Code is a text editor where you enter the current test programming code.

See Also

Setting Task Properties

Test Properties Window

Inserting a Task into a Program

Entering Code