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# RTL Generator

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### Abstract

Plug-in to generate runtime lists from check results executed by OMrun and to fill a next test object with data depending on a check result.

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### Input

Execution parameters to invoke a generation:

**Field `@param1`** (**Input result path**) \[mandatory]

* Description: Source location as path to the newest result file
* Syntax: \<full path> (without ending backslash)
* Example: @TestCases\Company\Preparation\Match\_Dateinamen\_R\Result

**Field `@param2`** (**Output path**) \[mandatory]

* Description: Target location of runtime list
* Syntax: \<full path> (without ending backslash)
* Example: @TestScripts\Company\Validation\PDF1Seite\_R\RunTimeList

**Field `@param3`** (**Output file**) \[mandatory]

* Description: Runtime list file name + extension
* Syntax: \<file name>.\<extension> (without any backslash)
* Example: Data\_Validation\_PDF1Seite\_R\_Extensive.rtl

**Field `@param4`** (**Column mapping**) \[optional]

* Description: Columns definition of the result mapped to the params of the runtime list (column count starts with 0)
* Syntax: ID=\<ID>,Param1=\<Param1>,Param2=\<Param2>,Param3=\<Param3>,Param4=\<Param4>,Remark=\<Remark>,Result=\<Result>
* Example: ID=8,Param1=6,Param2=7,Param3=4,Param4=5,Remark=2,Result=true
* Possible values:
  * **ID**\
    \<column number> (result values of defined column must be unique)\
    \<empty> (= ID will be auto-filled with the numbers 0, 10, 20...)
  * **Param1**\
    \<column number>\
    \<no param1> (= empty column)
  * **Param2**\
    \<column number>\
    \<no param2> (= empty column)
  * **Param3**\
    \<column number>\
    \<no param3> (= empty column)
  * **Param4**\
    \<column number>\
    \<no param4> (= empty column)
  * **Remark**\
    \<column number>\
    \<any number which is no column number> (= Prefix of the defined number followed by defined ID value)\
    \<no remark> (= remark will get the text "No parameter defined" on each row)
  * **Result**\
    "true" (result rows which have passed only)\
    "false" (result rows which have failed only)\
    "all" (all results)\
    \<no entry at all>\
    \* \[or] \<empty> (= ID will be auto-filled with the numbers 0, 10, 20... and remark will get the text "No parameter defined" on each row)

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### Output

Generated runtime list of the defined last test object result.


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