Select
Verification in the
Output Data Properties pane to display the
(...) button.
Click
(...) to open the
Verification Wizard.
Select
No Verification if you do not want the value to be verified.
Select
NULL verification to verify that the value is either null, by checking the
Should be null check box, or not null. This option verifies whether or not a value is present.
Select
Constant string to verify that the value exactly matches a constant string.
Select
Reg. expression to verify a string value.
Select
Range if you are verifying integers or doubles. Then specify a range for the value using the
From and
To text boxes.
Select
Variable to verify that the value exactly matches the value of the variable. If the variable is an array you can also define the
Array index for the element that should be used for the verification.
Select the
Severity of error that should be thrown if the verification fails. The following severity options are available:
Severity Option
Description
Success, no error
No error is thrown.
Informational
An informational message is logged.
Warning
A warning is thrown.
Error, simulation continues
An error is thrown, but the simulation continues.
Error, the active test case is aborted
An error is thrown, the simulation continues, however the active test case is aborted.
Error, the simulation is aborted
An error is thrown and the simulation is aborted.
Custom
A section is inserted into the .NET code where special error handling code can be inserted.