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It would be nice to be able to drag a sequence from the sequences pane over into the steps pane and have it automatically insert a Sequence Call Step with the dragged sequence selected.
It would be nice, but would cause problems for us unless we could modify it slightly --
Our use case for TestStand is such that client sequence files RARELY if ever use a out-of-the-box "sequence call" step type -- we use a customized "Company Sequence Call" step type that has a few additional special behaviors that are managed by our customized process model.
Right now it's pretty easy for users to get the right one, because the Right click -> insert step -> use type CompanySequenceCall is no harder than picking the out-of-the-box wrong one. If users are able to drag/drop and it inserts a "sequence call" step type, my users would start doing that we would have a lot of code that did not run properly. If we can configure it such that drag/drop an sequence onto this pane does action "foo" and I can configure "foo" to be "insert step type BAR with module XXXX" then I'm happy.
Exactly what I wanted to propose, too.
I would go even further:
Also allow drag and drop from workspace to insert a sequence call to the MainSequence of a sequence file in the project.
Background:
If you have to maintain a lot of small testcases for development tests, you have to create a larger set of independent test sets that should be executed together. There is currently no tool (I'm aware of) to do that.
Adding to that there should be button for LV Action step called “Load from LV” which helps in browsing of VI when developing the sequence.
Upon selecting that button it should list all the VI that are opened in LabVIEW and user should be able to select one of those. The VI path should get loaded for that particular step.
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