The Workbench Studio includes an integrated tool for designing and running automated test scenarios. Test scenarios are so called "Test Sequences" and are documents of the workspace. To include a new test sequence in your workspace, right click on a folder an run the command "Insert New Item". Then, in category "Watch" select "Test Sequence" and enter a name for the sequence.

Syntax

The following syntaxes are allowed in a text sequence:

Comments

Empty and comment lines are allowed. Comments may have the following syntaxes:

// comment up to the end of line

(* delimited comment *)

Evaluation of an expression

You can evaluate a complex expression using ST operators. Function calls are not allowed within an expression. Examples:

Var1

Bool1 & (Var2 > 1000)

If an expression is entered alone on a line of a sequence, its value is simply displayed in the report when run.

Forcing a variable

A line may contain a statement to force a variable, using the syntax:

variable_name := expression ;

Examples:

Var1 := 1000;

Var1 := Var1 + 1;

Waiting for an expression to be TRUE

Use the following syntax to wait for an expression to be TRUE:

wait expression ;

A timeout may be specified in between brackets after the "wait" keyword:

wait [timeout] expression ;

Examples:

wait Bool1;

wait [t#5] Bool1 OR Bool2;

If not specified, the default timeout is 10 seconds.

Waiting for a delay

A line may contain a delay statement, using the syntax:

wait_time time_value;

Examples:

wait_time t#2s;

Use

Use the editor toolbar to check and run your sequence:

Commands:

Use the commands of the popup menu to save the sequence and its report to a CSV file.

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