MTS Multipurpose Elite - Manual (Page 287)

Array of Text
Description of Text Arrays
Description Example (using variable txtArray) Method
Get the number of values stored in
TXTArray TXTArray. Length Length
Add a number to TXTArray TXTArray. Add(value) Add
Get the number stored at a specific
index in TXTArray TXTArray.ArrayValue(index).ValueAsString ArrayValue
Set the number stored at a specific
index in TXTArray TXTArray.ArrayValue(index, value) ArrayValue
Debugging Custom Functions Within MTS TestSuite
You may find it convenient to debug your custom functions within MTS TestSuite. For this reason, all “print”
statements are output to the Test Log. You may use this feature to keep track of values within custom
functions, which allows you to track errors and calculations throughout tests more easily.
MTS TestSuite Custom Function Debugging Template
Initialize the custom function test environment
If you are designing a function which requires access to these variables, MTS recommends that you
simulate the variables by initializing them with valid default values.
For example, the following custom function will load a variable array called tsVarArray (analogous to an
MTS TestSuite variable array) with the values of three other MTS TestSuite variables.
To create this custom function, perform the following:
1. Declare the variables in the test environment.
2. Pass the variables to be included in the array as parameters of the custom function.
3. Return the value of the custom function to the variable array.
tsVar1 = 1
tsVar2 = 2
tsVar3 = 3
tsVarArray = list()
MTS TestSuite | 287
Working with Variables