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Freemium model
PragmaDev Studio V5.1 introduces a Freemium model. The tool is free for small projects without any restrictions on the features.
Select license to use
The free version is ideal for evaluation, teaching, and small projects.
New TTCN-3 editor
As TTCN-3 is a textual language, easy navigation within the declarations will help productivity. The new TTCN-3 editor can easily browse from a test case to a template definition and to the type on which the template is based.
Select a template and press F6 will show the template definition in the right pane:
Click on open and the template definition will be opened in the editor:
New widget in the prototyping GUI
A new Text entry widget is introduced in the prototyping GUI. The user can type in a value that can be used to interact with the simulated system.
Built in library
A built in library now allows to manipulate files and to generate radar graph from within the Specifier model or the Tester test case.
Neutral project
Projects used to be Specifier (SDL) or Developer (SDL-RT) specific, they are now neutral and do not contain any information regarding the model type.
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Automatic non regression testing
The built in model simulator allows to verify the model behavior is correct. Execution traces can be saved after each use case. What happens if the model is now modified? Will the previous scenarios still work on the modified version?
The automatic non regression testing feature will automatically re-execute the previous scenarios on the new version of the system. If any discrepency is detected the difference between the expected scenario is graphically displayed.
The new cumulated coverage is displayed to make sure to reach 100%. After execution a non regression report is generated to further analyse the results.
Double click on the failed scenario will display graphically where the new version differs from the previous one.
New Performance editor
In order to ease the edition of performance information for each symbol in the model, a new Performance editor has been introduced to display the performance information in a synthetic model view.
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