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- Operating mode
- Managing the assertions
dbgCheckDifferent (Function) In french: dbgVérifieDifférence Checks whether the specified expressions are different in assertive programming and in automated test mode.
// The function should not return 0
dbgCheckDifferent(CalcFunction(), 0)
Syntax
dbgCheckDifferent(<Expression 1> , <Expression 2> [, <Comments> [, <Parameter 1> [... [, <Parameter N>]]]])
<Expression 1>: Character string Any expression. <Expression 2>: Character string Any expression. <Comments>: Character string Character string in the format defined by StringBuild. <Parameter 1>: Any type First parameter expected by <Comments>. <Parameter N>: Any type Last parameter expected by <Comments>. Remarks Operating mode When the expressions are equal:   in automated test mode, an error is added to the test status report (equivalent to TestWriteResult). - in manual test mode, an assertion is displayed (equivalent to dbgAssert).
- in runtime mode, an assertion is displayed if the assertions have been enabled (equivalent to dbgAssert).
When running an application, the expression is not evaluated if the assertions are not enabled. dbgOnError allows you to automatically start a WLanguage procedure. This procedure is used to retrieve the comment linked to the error. Business / UI classification: Neutral code
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