A coworker of my is taking the TestStand training for the first time and I asked him what he thought. He has been developing software in Visual Studio for some time now (C#, VB.net, etc). One of his feedback was the extra steps needed to create variable seemed excessive. His point gave me an idea that I thought would be very nice to have.
Currently, in the expression editor, when you start typing there will be a small popup suggesting existing variables to select. Wouldn't it be nice that it also gave you the option to create the variable right there.
Say for example I'll need to place my module return data into a variable but I didn't think ahead and create a local variable. Now, I am in the expressin editor and I start typing 'local.' and then the name of my none existing variable "newVar". The little popup that shows the existing varialbes detects that what I've typed doesn't exist and gives me a new button where I can create it and assign a data type. No going over to the variable editor window...
