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Version 5.2.1 |
| Error or Exception triggering Debugging Mode |
When debugging a test you may want run it until it encounters an error, an exception or sometimes even a warning and then have it pause in debugging mode.
In this section you will see how this can be done while debugging the second test-case.
Afterwards, when you open the debugger menu and options submenu it should look like this:
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| Figure 5.10: Set debugger options to pause on error |
We changed the debugger options because with default settings QF-Test will not pause on exceptions or errors, as you saw earlier on.
QF-Test will pause at the faulty node and enter debugging mode:
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| Figure 5.11: Test run paused by error |
The node which halted test execution will be indicated by an arrow and its symbol will be surrounded by a red square. Also, an error dialog will inform you about the failed check.
As always the run-log is the key to resolving errors, so let's open it and find out how to resolve the error in the next section.
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| Figure 5.12: Error Dialog |
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