05-09-2025 10:24 AM
Hi folks,
Please bear with me, as I'm being an extreme pedant. (Which, incidentally, is a requirement for most NI certification exams.)
In the course of working on one of my plugins, I'm trying to decipher how the Execution.PostResultsCallbackMask works.
I'm reading this page:
I read this line:
If I search Google:
site:ni.com "Post Action Callback"
I get four results. "PostAction Callback" only returns the above page.
One of the results is an ancient TestStand manual:
https://download.ni.com/support/manuals/373435c.pdf
I know what they're getting at: The odious abomination that is calling a subsequence as part of a post action.
What's the story with this term? Is it just a deprecated relic, or is it a real thing that isn't well-documented?
I'm thinking of submitting a diabolical exam question about "Post Action Callbacks."
I admit, I'm being saltier than usual with this post, but I'm told that my saltiness is relatively mild. 😁
Mr. Jim
05-26-2025 04:37 PM
When a step in TestStand executes, one of the actions is a Post Action:
#32 from that chart
One of the options is to call a subsequence. That sequence gets called as a Post Action callback.
The flag you are looking at is asking if you want those results to be passed to the post result list processor as well.
Hope this helps.