Presentation of visual program test coverage information
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsGary Martin Johnston, Mila Keren, Anthony Hayden Lindsey, Yael Shaham-Gafni
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsGary Martin Johnston, Mila Keren, Anthony Hayden Lindsey, Yael Shaham-Gafni
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A technique, system, and computer program for presenting test coverage metrics in a visual programming environment. The information is presented in the same general visual manner in which a visual programmer creates a visual program. A number of alternative presentation styles are defined whereby the visual program is augmented to indicate test coverage status. For example, when displaying connections, one color may be used when displaying a connection to indicate that it has been covered, while a different color is used for connections that were not covered. Or, different line styles (such as solid versus dashed, or different degrees of line thickness) may be used to represent the same information. Alternatively, the test coverage status may be indicated by annotating the graphical representation of the visual program with text (such as “covered” or “not covered”).
In a computing system having a capability for component-based visual programming, computer readable code readable by said system for presenting test coverage metrics, comprising:
A system for presenting test coverage metrics in a computing system having a capability for component-based visual programming, comprising:
A method for presenting test coverage metrics in a computing system having a capability for component-based visual programming, comprising the steps of:
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