IReport Interface

The IReport type exposes the following members.
Methods
Name
Description
​AbortStep​
Sets the result of the current step to ABORTED. An aborted step cannot be set to passed or failed afterwards. An aborted step tells the execution to not execute any later steps, therefore all steps after the aborted step will have the result NOTEXECUTED.
​FailStep​
Sets the result of the current step to FAILED. A failed step cannot be passed again but can still be aborted.
​PassStep​
Sets the result of the current step to PASSED. A passed step can still be set to failed or aborted.
Properties
Name
Description
ArtifactsRemoteDirectory
Provides access to the connection string of the remote directory that holds the supporting file, sw executables and artifacts.
State
Provides access to the current overall state of the test case. For internal use.
Steps
Provides access to the individual results of already executed test steps. For internal use.
SubState
Provides additional information on what has triggered State. For internal use.

IMouse Properties

IReport Methods

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Name	Description
AbortStep	Sets the result of the current step to ABORTED. An aborted step cannot be set to passed or failed afterwards. An aborted step tells the execution to not execute any later steps, therefore all steps after the aborted step will have the result NOTEXECUTED.
FailStep	Sets the result of the current step to FAILED. A failed step cannot be passed again but can still be aborted.
PassStep	Sets the result of the current step to PASSED. A passed step can still be set to failed or aborted.

Name	Description
ArtifactsRemoteDirectory	Provides access to the connection string of the remote directory that holds the supporting file, sw executables and artifacts.
State	Provides access to the current overall state of the test case. For internal use.
Steps	Provides access to the individual results of already executed test steps. For internal use.
SubState	Provides additional information on what has triggered State. For internal use.