protected void AddChild(CTestBase child)
{
//Setup the parent
child.Parent = this;
//Inheritance of attributes
child.Attribute.Parent = this.Attribute;
//Adjust the Id (if not set)
if (child.id <= 0)
{
child.id = Children.Count + 1;
}
//Only add implemented items
//Note: we still increment id counts, to save the 'spot' once they are implemented
if (child.Implemented || CModInfo.IncludeNotImplemented)
{
//Determine any children of this node (before adding it)
//Note: We don't call 'determinechildren' from within the (testcase) constructor
//since none of the attributes/properties are setup until now. So as soon as we
//setup that information then we call determinechildren which when implemented
//for dynamic tests can now look at those properties (otherwise they wouldn't be setup
//until after the constructor returns).
child.DetermineChildren();
//Add it to our list...
Children.Add(child);
}
}
protected void AddChild(CTestBase child)
{
//Setup the parent
child.Parent = this;
//Inheritance of attributes
child.Attribute.Parent = this.Attribute;
//Adjust the Id (if not set)
if (child.id <= 0)
child.id = Children.Count + 1;
//Only add implemented items
//Note: we still increment id counts, to save the 'spot' once they are implemented
if (child.Implemented || CModInfo.IncludeNotImplemented)
{
//Determine any children of this node (before adding it)
//Note: We don't call 'determinechildren' from within the (testcase) constructor
//since none of the attributes/properties are setup until now. So as soon as we
//setup that information then we call determinechildren which when implemented
//for dynamic tests can now look at those properties (otherwise they wouldn't be setup
//until after the constructor returns).
child.DetermineChildren();
//Add it to our list...
Children.Add(child);
}
}
