Hi Ron,
Yes it is possible, however a little tricky.
To allow individual test sockets to be visible/hidden, requires an update to the Batch Process Model.
The "Hide Executions?" Step in the "Initialize TestSocket" Sequence in the Batch Process Model needs to be skipped/executed to make visible/hidden for each test socket.
I've attached an example with 3 files.
BatchModel_Hide_Individual.seq
ModelSupport_mod.seq
Test Hiding.seq
I've updated the ModelOptions data type to ModelOptions_Mod to include an array of boolean for hidden/visible test sockets.
This data type is also used in ModelSupport.seq, So I've had to include a modified version of that with the new data type.
This is the only change in this file from the origional NI one.
In the BatchModel_Hide_Individual.seq, I've updated the "Get Model Options" & "Initialize TestSocket" sequences to use the updated data type.
I've added "***UPDATED" to the comments field of all the steps I've modified.
Finally the Test Hiding.seq is an example test sequence.
By creating a "ModelOptions" callback in this sequence you can make visible/hidden indivitual test sockets by setting the propertie
Set Parameters.ModelOptions.HideIndividualExecutions[ TEST SOCKET NUMBER ]
True = Hidden
False = Visible
I hope this makes sense.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
Message Edited by Simon Holman on 02-10-2006 03:37 PM
Simon Holman
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