Studio:Referring to global stride objects - Revision history

Timd: Text replace - 'Category:Perl Info' to 'Category:Studio:Perl Info'

2009-08-20T23:53:08Z

Text replace - 'Category:Perl Info' to 'Category:Studio:Perl Info'

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	For additional information on global variables on the target, click [[How_do_I_access_global_variables%3F\|here]].		For additional information on global variables on the target, click [[How_do_I_access_global_variables%3F\|here]].

	[[Category:Perl Info]]		[[Category:Studio:Perl Info]]

Timd: Referring to global stride objects moved to Studio:Referring to global stride objects

2009-08-18T22:16:49Z

Referring to global stride objects moved to Studio:Referring to global stride objects

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Ivailop at 17:38, 12 February 2009

2009-02-12T17:38:34Z

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	The following variables are automatically injected when scripts are run in Studio, and must be referred to:		The following variables are automatically injected when scripts are run in [[STRIDE Studio]], and must be referred to:

	~~$ascript~~

	~~$studio~~

	~~$reporter~~

	~~$testSuite~~

			$ascript
			$studio
			$reporter
			$testSuite

	In '''Perl''', these variables must be qualified with the namespace (main::) in order for the script to run under strictures (invoked by including '''use strict''' in your script):		In '''Perl''', these variables must be qualified with the namespace (main::) in order for the script to run under strictures (invoked by including '''use strict''' in your script):

Stevel at 19:08, 21 August 2008

2008-08-21T19:08:13Z

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	Using '''use strict''' in scripts is recommended, as it catches a number of potential errors that might otherwise go undetected. However, if strictures are not used, these global variables may be referred to without the main:: qualification.		Using '''use strict''' in scripts is recommended, as it catches a number of potential errors that might otherwise go undetected. However, if strictures are not used, these global variables may be referred to without the main:: qualification.

	For additional information on global variables on the target, click [[~~Accessing global variables~~\|here]].		For additional information on global variables on the target, click [[How_do_I_access_global_variables%3F\|here]].

	[[Category:Perl Info]]		[[Category:Perl Info]]

Timd at 16:20, 11 March 2008

2008-03-11T16:20:20Z

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	$reporter		$reporter

	~~$panel~~

	$testSuite		$testSuite


	In Perl, these variables must be qualified with the namespace (main::) in order for the script to run under strictures (invoked by including use strict in your script):		In '''Perl''', these variables must be qualified with the namespace (main::) in order for the script to run under strictures (invoked by including '''use strict''' in your script):

	{\|		{\|
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	\|-		\|-
	\| $reporter \|\| $main::studio		\| $reporter \|\| $main::studio
	\|-
	~~\| $panel \|\| $main::panel~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| $testSuite \|\| $main::testSuite		\| $testSuite \|\| $main::testSuite
	\|}		\|}

	Using use strict in scripts is recommended, as it catches a number of potential errors that might otherwise go undetected. However, if strictures are not used, these global variables may be referred to without the main:: qualification.		Using '''use strict''' in scripts is recommended, as it catches a number of potential errors that might otherwise go undetected. However, if strictures are not used, these global variables may be referred to without the main:: qualification.

	For additional information on global variables on the target, click [[Accessing global variables\|here]].		For additional information on global variables on the target, click [[Accessing global variables\|here]].

	[[Category:~~Scripting~~]]		[[Category:Perl Info]]

Andreo at 21:48, 11 December 2007

2007-12-11T21:48:02Z

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The following variables are automatically injected when scripts are run in Studio, and must be referred to:

$ascript

$studio

$reporter

$panel

$testSuite

In Perl, these variables must be qualified with the namespace (main::) in order for the script to run under strictures (invoked by including use strict in your script):

{|
| '''Automatic variable''' || '''Refer to as'''
|-
| width="200pt" | $ascript || $main::ascript
|-
| $studio || $main::reporter
|-
| $reporter || $main::studio
|-
| $panel || $main::panel
|-
| $testSuite || $main::testSuite
|}

Using use strict in scripts is recommended, as it catches a number of potential errors that might otherwise go undetected. However, if strictures are not used, these global variables may be referred to without the main:: qualification.

For additional information on global variables on the target, click [[Accessing global variables|here]].

[[Category:Scripting]]