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authorSteve Huston <shuston@riverace.com>2007-08-25 13:03:32 +0000
committerSteve Huston <shuston@riverace.com>2007-08-25 13:03:32 +0000
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ChangeLogTag:Sat Aug 25 12:57:30 UTC 2007 Steve Huston <shuston@riverace.com>
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test on a LabVIEW RT Pharlap ETS target. This requires the Perl
Net-Telnet.
- * bin/TestTarget.pm: The new TestTarget class is for test operations
- that are per-target, such as creating a local file path, deleting
- a file on the target, waiting for a file, creating a process, and
- getting the standard error log. In the default case, these all do
- the usual PerlACE functions currently in use. However, you can
- derive a class from this to do things differently. For example,
- on LabVIEW RT, creating a process really uses the ProcessLVRT
- module described above. Deleting a file uses FTP to delete it, etc.
+ * bin/PerlACE/TestTarget.pm: The new TestTarget class is for test
+ operations that are per-target, such as creating a local file path,
+ deleting a file on the target, waiting for a file, creating a
+ process, and getting the standard error log. In the default case,
+ these all do the usual PerlACE functions currently in use. However,
+ you can derive a class from this to do things differently. For
+ example, on LabVIEW RT, creating a process really uses the
+ ProcessLVRT module described above. Deleting a file uses FTP to
+ delete it, etc.
In this way, it's possible to customize the behaviors to a target
without changing all the test scripts. The hitch is that the test
script has to be changed once to instantiate the TestTarget object