Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- system_variables [2020/04/26 03:33]
127.0.0.1 external edit
+++ — (current)
@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-===== System Variables =====
-//Testoptimal// exposes a set of system maintained variables to mscript.  These system variables describe the current state of the model execution, for example current state ID, transition ID, etc.
-The following are system variables. Do not use the same name for your user variable or data set name.
-  * AUTVersion: AUT version
-  * curStateID: current state
-  * curStateTravCount: number of times the current state has been visited (traversed)
-  * curTransEvent: current transition event
-  * curTransTravCount: number of times the current transition has been triggered (traversed).
-  * curTransTags: requirement/tags of the current transition
-  * exceptionNum: number of exceptions so far has been triggered.
-  * mCaseExecNum: number of times the current mCase has been executed.
-  * mCaseName: name of current mCase being executed.
-  * modelName: name of the model currently open
-  * modelRelativePath: relative path for the model currently open
-  * modelAbsolutePath: absolute path for the model currently open
-  * modelDesc: model description
-  * modelVersion: version number assigned to the model
-  * prevStateID: previous state leading to the current state
-  * prevTransEvent: the transition that led to the current state
-  * seqNum: generated sequence number (starting at 1).
-  * tagVersion: Version number of the requirement/tag system
-  * targetStateID: target state
-  * threadID: virtual user thread number.
-For a complete list of system vars supported, please click [[http://testoptimal.com/javaDoc/reference/com/webmbt/plugin/MbtScriptExecutor.html#getSysVar(java.lang.String)|here]].
-System variables are retrieved by "$getSysVar()" method. For example:
-    <log msg="current trans event id is: $getSysVar('curTransEvent')."/>
-System variables can be retrieved using token syntax. For example:
-    <log msg="current trans event id is: [curTransEvent]."/>
-Please be aware that there is a little overhead in using token syntax.