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18.3. Configuration of the Procedure Builder 162 Figure 18.2: The Procedure Builder definition file (387) The topmost package in the Procedures node is the name of the target package for the newly created packages. By default this is called procbuilder. This package will be (387) inserted below the Procedures , when you have finished recording procedures. If the package procbuilder already exists, a package procbuilder1 will be created and so on. The next level is the class level. Here you can define a package per class. The package name represents the full class name, but with ’_’ as separators instead of ’.’. That’s because ’.’ is not allowed in package names. The Procedure Builder creates the procedures also for descendants of specified classes. In case the names of your classes contain a ’_’, you have to mark this via ’\_’. The following levels can be chosen freely because those levels are intended to structure the procedures. At the last level you have to define the steps of the procedure itself. Of course there are a lot of variable data in that definition, e.g. like <COMPID>. Using those you can specify variables for the procedure names, like the QF-Test ID of tje current component or the component-name. You can also record the current value of the text-field or the current selected status of a checkbox. It’s even possible to keep the package structure variable. For an overview of all possible variables, please see (758) chapter 41 .
