Parameters
Used to define, set, test and debugg parameters. To use the value of a
parameter in an input field, use the syntax ${paramName}
See also Parametrisation on how
to use parameters.
Parameters Define
Add rows with the add button and define parameters. Select a type, press OK or RETURN
and then move the cursor over the value fields to get a tooltip description, how
they can be configured.
- [modify]
The default. A parameter that can be changed.
- [constant]
Once defined, you will get an error, if you try
to change the value of this parameter.
- [date]
Returns the current date or time. Use value 1 to format it to your needs.
Examples:
| dd.MM.yyyy | 09.07.1968 |
| EEE, MMM d, ''yy | Sun, Jul 9, '68 |
| hh:mm:ss | 19:00:01 |
| h:mm a | 7:00 PM |
With value 2 an offset in days can be defined.
- [counter]
Each time when the test passes this define or this parameter is set, it is
icremented by 1 (default). Optionally, you can also determine the start value and
the increment.
- [random]
Each time when the test passes this define or this parameter is set, it
generates a new random integer value. Optionally, min and max value can be determined.
- [sum]
This parameter will return as value the sum of all (float) values that it
is set to.
- [average]
This parameter will return as value the average of all (float) values that it
is set to.
- [min]
This parameter will return as value the min of all (float) values that it
is set to.
- [max]
This parameter will return as value the max of all (float) values that it
is set to.
- [undefine]
Will delete the specified parameter. If the parameter is unknown, no
error is reported.
Set
Here you can set the value of parameters. If a parameter is not yet known
it is created with the type modify.
Test
Verify the value of parameters.
View
If you activate [View parameters] the state of all parameters is logged.
This is useful for debugging.
General & Log
See General.