How do I debug code modules created with Visual Basic or a different compiler that use the Automation Adapter?
The ability to debug code in other environments depends on the programming environment itself. Please note that as of release 1.0, this functionality has only been tested in Visual Basic 5.0 later. Launch Visual Basic, set a breakpoint in your Visual Basic code and run your ActiveX server. Now, execute the TestStand sequence that calls this server. TestStand will pause execution at this code module and pass control to Visual Basic. Debug your code as usual and after you finish single stepping, resume execution of your Visual Basic code and control will proceed back to the TestStand sequence. • How do I store my test limits in a text or Excel file? Examine the examples under the TestStand\Examples\LimitLoader directory. For a detailed description of the Limit Loader step type, refer to Chapter 10 of the User Manual: Built-In Step Types. • How to I load different subsequences dynamically? Subsequence calls can be defined statically or dynamically in TestStand. Dynamically loaded subseque
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