#

# This is STIFTestFramework initialization file

# Comment lines start with '#'-character.

# See STIF TestFramework users guide.doc for instructions

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# Set following test engine settings:

#	- Set Test Reporting mode. TestReportMode's possible values are:

#		+ 'Summary': Summary of the tested test cases.

#		+ 'Environment': Hardware and software info.

#		+ 'TestCases': Test case report.

#		+ 'FullReport': Set of all above ones.

#		+ Example 'TestReportMode= Summary TestCases'

#

# 	- CreateTestReport setting controls report creation mode

#		+ YES, Test report will created.

#		+ NO, No Test report.

#

# 	- File path indicates the base path of the test report.

# 	- File name indicates the name of the test report.

#

# 	- File format indicates the type of the test report.

#		+ TXT, Test report file will be txt type, for example 'TestReport.txt'.

#		+ HTML, Test report will be html type, for example 'TestReport.html'.

#

# 	- File output indicates output source of the test report.

#		+ FILE, Test report logging to file.

#		+ RDEBUG, Test report logging to using rdebug.

#

# 	- File Creation Mode indicates test report overwriting if file exist.

#		+ OVERWRITE, Overwrites if the Test report file exist.

#		+ APPEND, Continue logging after the old Test report information if 

#                 report exist.

[Engine_Defaults]

TestReportMode= FullReport		# Possible values are: 

					# 'Summary', 'Environment', 'TestCases' or 'FullReport'

CreateTestReport= YES			# Possible values: YES or NO

TestReportFilePath= C:\LOGS\TestFramework\

TestReportFileName= TestReport

TestReportFormat= TXT			# Possible values: TXT or HTML

TestReportOutput= FILE			# Possible values: FILE or RDEBUG

TestReportFileCreationMode= OVERWRITE	# Possible values: OVERWRITE or APPEND

UITestingSupport= Yes

SeparateProcesses= YES

[End_Defaults]

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# Module configurations start

# Modules are added between module tags

# tags. Module name is specified after ModuleName= tag, like

# ModuleName= testsdkbasecontrolstestsdkbasecontrolstestsdkbasecontrols

# Modules might have initialisation file, specified as

# IniFile= YYYYYY

# Modules might have several configuration files, like

# TestCaseFile= NormalCases.txt

# TestCaseFile= SmokeCases.txt

# TestCaseFile= ManualCases.txt

# (TestCaseFile is synonym for old term ConfigFile)

# Following case specifies demo module settings. Demo module

# does not read any settings from file, so tags 

# IniFile and TestCaseFile are not used.

# In the simplest case it is enough to specify only the

# name of the test module when adding new test module

[New_Module]

ModuleName= testcombiner

TestCaseFile= c:\testframework\tctestsdkbasecontrolsakncontrol.cfg

TestCaseFile= c:\testframework\tctestsdkbasecontrolseikalign.cfg

TestCaseFile= c:\testframework\tctestsdkbasecontrolseikbctrl.cfg

[End_Module]

#[New_Module]

#ModuleName= testscripter

#TestCaseFile= c:\testframework\ui_testsdkbasecontrols.cfg

#[End_Module]

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#Load testmoduletestsdkbasecontrols, optionally with initialization file and/or test case files

#[New_Module]

#ModuleName= testmodulexxx

#TestModuletestsdkbasecontrols used initialization file

#IniFile= init.txt

#TestModuletestsdkbasecontrols used configuration file(s)

#TestCaseFile= testcases1.cfg

#TestCaseFile= testcases2.cfg

#TestCaseFile= manualtestcases.cfg

#[End_Module]

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# Set STIFTestFramework logging overwrite parameters for Logger.

# 	Hardware and emulator environment logging path and styles can

# 	be configured from here to overwrite the Logger's implemented values.

#	

#	Settings description:

#	- Indicates option for creation log directory/directories. If log directory/directories

#         is/are not created by user they will make by software.

#		+ YES, Create log directory/directories if not allready exist.

#		+ NO, Log directory/directories not created. Only created one is used.

#

#	- Overwrite emulator path setting.

#		+ Example: If 'EmulatorBasePath= C:\LOGS\TestFramework\' and in code is defined 

#		           Logger's path 'D:\\LOGS\\Module\\' with those definition the path

#		           will be 'C:\LOGS\TestFramework\LOGS\Module\'

#

#	- Overwrite emulator's logging format.

#		+ TXT, Log file(s) will be txt type(s), for example 'Module.txt'.

#		+ HTML, Log file(s) will be html type(s), for example 'Module.html'.

#

#	- Overwrited emulator logging output source.

#		+ FILE, Logging to file(s).

#		+ RDEBUG, Logging to using rdebug(s).

#

#	- Overwrite hardware path setting (Same description as above in emulator path).

#	- Overwrite hardware's logging format(Same description as above in emulator format).

#	- Overwrite hardware's logging output source(Same description as above in emulator output).

#

#	- File Creation Mode indicates file overwriting if file exist.

#		+ OVERWRITE, Overwrites if file(s) exist.

#		+ APPEND, Continue logging after the old logging information if file(s) exist.

#

#	- Will thread id include to the log filename.

#		+ YES, Thread id to log file(s) name, Example filename 'Module_b9.txt'.

#		+ NO, No thread id to log file(s), Example filename 'Module.txt'.

#

#	- Will time stamps include the to log file.

#		+ YES, Time stamp added to each line in log file(s). Time stamp is 

#                 for example'12.Nov.2003 115958    LOGGING INFO'

#		+ NO, No time stamp(s).

#

#	- Will line breaks include to the log file.

#		+ YES, Each logging event includes line break and next log event is in own line.

#		+ NO, No line break(s).

#

#	- Will event ranking include to the log file.

#		+ YES, Event ranking number added to each line in log file(s). Ranking number 

#                 depends on environment's tics, for example(includes time stamp also)

#                 '012   12.Nov.2003 115958    LOGGING INFO'

#		+ NO, No event ranking.

#

[Logger_Defaults]

#NOTE: If you want to set Logger using next setting(s) remove comment(s)'#' 

CreateLogDirectories= YES		# Possible values: YES or NO

EmulatorBasePath= C:\LOGS\TestFramework\

EmulatorFormat= HTML			# Possible values: TXT or HTML

EmulatorOutput= FILE			# Possible values: FILE or RDEBUG

#HardwareBasePath= D:\LOGS\TestFramework\

#HardwareFormat= HTML			# Possible values: TXT or HTML

#HardwareOutput= FILE			# Possible values: FILE or RDEBUG

FileCreationMode= OVERWRITE		# Possible values: OVERWRITE or APPEND

#ThreadIdToLogFile= YES			# Possible values: YES or NO

#WithTimeStamp= YES			# Possible values: YES or NO

#WithLineBreak= YES			# Possible values: YES or NO

#WithEventRanking= YES			# Possible values: YES or NO

[End_Logger_Defaults]

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