StepResult.Table Class
Definition
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Represents a table in the report for a diagnostic test run.
public class StepResult.Table
type StepResult.Table = class
Public Class StepResult.Table
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StepResult.Table
Constructors
StepResult.Table() |
Initializes a new instance of the StepResult.Table class without specifying a name, description, or columns for the table. |
StepResult.Table(String) |
Initializes a new instance of the StepResult.Table class with the specified description. |
StepResult.Table(String, String, IEnumerable<StepResult.Column>) |
Initializes a new instance of the StepResult.Table class with the specified name, description, and columns. |
StepResult.Table(String, String, IEnumerable<String>) |
Initializes a new instance of the StepResult.Table class with the specified name, description, and column names. |
Properties
Columns |
Retrieves or sets the set of columns in the table. |
Description |
Retrieves or sets the description of a table in the report for a diagnostic test run. |
Name |
Retrieves or sets the name of a table in the report for a diagnostic test run. |
Rows |
Retrieves or sets the set of rows in the table. |
Tags |
Retrieves or sets the tags for a table in the report for a diagnostic test run. |
Methods
AddRow(IEnumerable<StepResult.RowItem>) |
Adds a new row to a table in the report for a diagnostic test run, by using the specified items for the entries in the row. |
AddRow(IEnumerable<String>) |
Adds a new row to a table in the report for a diagnostic test run, by using the specified values for the entries in the row. |
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