I am trying to write a script to convert a test case from baseline to Real- Time using test manager. However I am unable to do it programmatically. Is there any way to do it ?

I am trying to write a script to run a series of test cases and would like to open Test Manager as little as possible. I have found that you can programmatically create a test case and specify the type as either 'baseline','equivalence', or 'simulation'. However, I have not been able to find a type to create a test case for real-time simulation without having to open Test Manager.

Answer 1

[Guilherme Costa Nascimento]

There's no way to programmatically convert an existing test case into a Real-Time test case, but when first creating a test programmatically with the createTestCase function, you can set the 'runOnTarget' option to true and that will create a Real-Time test.

The syntax is tc = createTestCase(ts, type, name, runOnTarget)

[sushyam]

Hello Guilherme, thankyou for your quick response,

I tred the above solution provided and got an error for which I have attached a screenshot.

The error says "It failed validation for the argument 'runOnPlatform'."

I also checked for the property runOnTarget for a test case and found that the said property has get access as public but its set access is private. So, I think that I cannot change that property.

Can you please provide a clarification regarding the same ?

Thanks in advance.

[Guilherme Costa Nascimento]

The 'runOnTarget' property is generally private but can be set with createTestCase. The syntax for your first image should be tc = createTestCase(testSuite, 'Simulation', 'new_tc', true)

If that still doesn't work, can you let me know which release you are using?

[sushyam]

Hello Guilherme,

Thankyou for your quick reply to the said query.

The command is working perfectly for me to create a test case of type "Real-Time".

The release I am currently using is MATLAB R2023b.