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| - | =====Sequencer - Mark Optimal===== | ||
| - | Often times you may want to only test certain part of the model. | ||
| - | //Mark Optimal// sequencer generates the test cases using the same //Postman Problem Algorithm// used by [[# | + | =====Sequencer - Marking States/ |
| - | + | With IDE, you can mark (highlight) states and transitions and generate | |
| - | //Mark Optimal// sequencer (and [[# | + | |
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| - | //Mark Optimal// sequencer is only available when running model in IDE. | + | |
| - | =====Sequencer - Mark Serial===== | + | |
| - | //Mark Serial// sequencer is similar to [[# | + | |
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| - | What distinguishes //Mark Serial// sequencer from //Mark Optimal// sequencer is that the test cases generates follows the order the transitions are marked. | + | |
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| - | //Mark Serlia// sequencer (and [[# | + | |
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| - | //Mark Serial// sequencer allows you to test scenarios that require traversing transitions in a specific order. | + | |
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| - | //Mark Optimal// sequencer is only available when running model in IDE. | + | |
| =====Sequencer - MCase===== | =====Sequencer - MCase===== | ||