arguments.callee.caller
I will further investigate this approach, but last time I ran it, it got one of the subfunctions names (eg Close dialogue, which is called multiple times and is not the parent script run)
aqTestCase.Begin("Name 1");
Log.Message(aqTestCase.CurrentTestCase.Name)
aqTestCase.End();Thanks,
This has a limitation, this would only work if your case was in a test case using the EP and will not work for simple tests (or testing when building the tests)
If you call the name of a case then I have found it needs to be hardcoded, you can't ready the initiator of the current test
e.g.
- order_book_test
(test sections)
1, login
1.1, navigate - (say which function test is going to this page, ref will get login and not order_book_test)
2, order book "testing"
3, logout
>this would only work if your case was in a test case using the EP
what does "EP" mean?
>you can't ready the initiator of the current test
Sorry, didn't catch the idea.
So, you have an example:
The test case name : order_book_test
Steps:
1. Login
1.1. Navigate
1.2. Pass auth
2. Make order
3. Logout
Do you want something like this?
function main()
{
let scenarios = ["order_book_test", "order_glass_test"]
for (var i=0; i<scenarios.length; i++)
{
aqTestCase.Begin(scenarios[i]);
Login();
Make_Order(scenarios[i].split("_")[1]);
Logout();
aqTestCase.End();
}
}
function Login()
{
Log.AppendFolder(arguments.callee.name);
Log.Message("Navigate");
Log.Message("Pass auth");
Log.PopLogFolder();
}
function Make_Order(goods)
{
Log.AppendFolder(arguments.callee.name + ": " + goods);
Log.Message("Make order")
Log.PopLogFolder();
}
function Logout()
{
Log.AppendFolder(arguments.callee.name);
Log.Message("Logout")
Log.PopLogFolder();
}
The case above is calling the test name from an array, whichever function outputs this name, it will always be correct.
I mean call the test name from a function that is not a direct descent of the parent
EP - Execution Plan
