07-18-2013 06:32 AM
How do I create a customized Numeric Limit Test type, where I can add a new tab (or a variable for example to the Limits tab) to the step settings?
So I need a fifth tab right next to the "Data Source" tab. Is it possible?
07-19-2013 04:20 AM
Hi,
If you want to add functionality to or customize all instances of a particular step type, you can create a custom step type.
07-19-2013 04:25 AM
In TestStand, you can create custom step types as well as copy and edit existing step types
07-19-2013 04:29 AM
Yes, I can create my custom step types, and I can create edit substep for it. But in that case I see only an additional tab on the step settings, where I see a button. By clicking this button the code module of the edit substep will be called.
That is not the same as what I want. I want to edit the variables directly in TestStand, just like in case of the numeric limit test.
Madottati
07-19-2013 04:40 AM
Do you want to edit the variables directly in TestStand, which variables do you mean?
Do you mean edit LOW HIGH Limit from the Edit Substep ?
Could you provide us more information?
07-19-2013 04:51 AM
On the screenshot you see the step settings for the numeric limit test step type. There are 4 tabs. I would like to have a fifth tab with my variables, where I can edit the values of the variables of my custom step type. Those variables will be used by the code module in run time.
07-19-2013 05:29 AM
@Madottati wrote:
On the screenshot you see the step settings for the numeric limit test step type. There are 4 tabs. I would like to have a fifth tab with my variables, where I can edit the values of the variables of my custom step type. Those variables will be used by the code module in run time.
This is sounding like you should use a preexpression.
07-19-2013 08:31 AM
Hi,
It sounds you are looking for a built-in step type.
Please visit this idea
... and if i am right, just give a kudo to this idea...
Regards
Juergen
07-22-2013 01:09 AM
Yes Jürgen, that is what I was looking for.
You have got my Kudo for it.