All - Screenshots of Visualizer in action
Posted by matthew.green on 2012-04-07 02:18
Hello Everyone,
Free Tonight, Bored? If so can you take screenshots of the visualizer in action using ONE App (not HelloAUT). "In Action" means in a way that shows the variety of things the visualizer can do. E.g Clicking one button shows all relations, etc
Any takers?
If so just post your pics here and give them a caption
Thanks
Green
Free Tonight, Bored? If so can you take screenshots of the visualizer in action using ONE App (not HelloAUT). "In Action" means in a way that shows the variety of things the visualizer can do. E.g Clicking one button shows all relations, etc
Any takers?
If so just post your pics here and give them a caption
Thanks
Green
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2 Comments
By highvoltage81 on 2012-04-07 03:11
By highvoltage81 on 2012-04-07 03:41
1. Initial Screen
2. Dragged the windows, and by hovering over an edge, have that edge and the end-nodes highlighted
3. By holding the right mouse button and dragging up, it allows us to zoom in on one window
4. One way we can select multiple nodes (and edges leading from them) at once is by Ctrl-clicking them.
5. We can also toggle off windows by unchecking them from the list on the right
6. We can also deselect certain nodes(and connected edges) by expanding the tree on the right, and unchecking the individual nodes
7. By performing Shift-click on a certain node, we begin "record-mode" implicity
8. We continue creating the test case by shift-clicking the rest of the nodes, using Ctrl-Shift-click to terminate, whereupon we are prompted for a filename, and it will then save this test case in the data folder of the app as a '.tst' file.
9. When we click the 'Tests' tab on the right, it gives us two folders: valid and invalid test cases. The testcase just created appears here under valid (since it is self validating), along with all of the testcases created by the Ripper.
10. By clicking on this testcase, we can see all of the events in it.
11. By clicking on an individual step, that particular edge is highlighted, with the destination node also being highlighted
12. If you click on the actual node in the visualization, you will then be prompted with a menu that gives you the option of either inserting a new event (after this one), deleting this event, editing this event, and getting the info of this event.
13. Choosing 'delete', for example, will then have the visualization prompt you for a filename to save the new testcase as.