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Hi Bruno,
That's great news - thanks for looking at this!
I've attached a mock-up (sorry, I attached an old one and a newer, more correct one, but can't delete the old one).
In short, I'd like some sort of "table of contents" (TOC) at the top of the page (before any TAP tables) that lists the various files that have been processed. Even just a bullet-list would be sufficient (as shown in my mock-up). I propose that the names of the files be hyperlinks to the tables below (eg. "part1.tap" in the TOC hyperlinks to an anchor tag on the "File: part1.tap" text ahead of the table of TAP output for that file).
In my mock-up, each entry in the table of contents has summary information about the number of tests that have passed/failed etc. This information is optional, but adds some value to the table (and invites the TOC becoming an actual table, although this also is optional).
It's up to you, but I'd suggest maybe making the display of table of contents a "tick box" option. The reason I say this is that we have a number of builds which only have one TAP file in them - a table of contents for such a build is confusing and unnecessary, so I imagine we'd want to turn off the TOC for such a build. Another possibility would be to suppress the TOC if it only has one entry in it, although again, this is optional.
Honestly, anything you want to do would be great - we have a build with nearly 4000 tests over 20 files - making that page a bit easier to use would be super-cool.
Thanks again - really appreciate it.
...Ralph