Sur [qa-dev]Gregor Hartmann a écrit le 07/12/2005 12:54 : ..... > very line contains 6 columns separated by semicolons > > LogType;Filename;Line;ColStart;ColEnd;Message > > LogType is a number with the following meaning: > 0 = LOG_RUN > 1 = LOG_TEST_CASE > 2 = LOG_ERROR > 3 = LOG_CALL_STACK > 4 = LOG_MESSAGE > 5 = LOG_WARNING > 6 = LOG_ASSERTION > 7 = LOG_QA_ERROR > 8 = LOG_ASSERTION_STACK
Ha, bon. > Filenames are prepended by one or two characters > which give it a special meaning > > "~" The filename is relative to the "Base directory" > given in the settings dialog > "~-" The filename is outside of the "Base directory" > and has to be left untouched. > > The line contains the line number in the file > > ColStart and ColEnd might be off by some spaces > or collons if several commands are combined on one line. > At the line end the ColEnd might be 65767 (0xffff). Je me faisais des idées sur l'interet de ces deux nombres. > The Message is unreadable because it only contains > the resource number of the message to display. > The advantage of this is to see the resultfile > in the language of the UI. > > > Maybe it would also be a good idea to have a look > into the following commands, which could help you > performing your task inside the basic scripts. > > > GetErrorCount > GetWarningCount > GetQAErrorCount > GetUseFileWarningCount > > The following return a string array > (in readable text, not as in the resultfile) > GetErrorList > GetWarningList > GetQAErrorList > GetUseFileWarningList > > Hope to help > Gregor Merci à Gregor, Je vais aller voir tout ça, et reprendre le job. Hélène --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
