Check Stop

In your testplan you can place a LTT Check Stop check wherever you want. It checks if there is a stop request from the user interface, initiated by the user pressing F1 or F8. If this is the case, the step will jump to the cleanup section of the currently executing TestStand sequence.

Check Stop

A check for stop is necessary to react to user stop requests and TCC value changes. By default, the only check for stop is done in MainSequence. This means:

  • The test execution will only stop after an operation mode sequence returns, which can take a long time or not happen at all.

  • The testplan can only react to a TCC value change when the current operation mode is finished.

Both may or may not be desired behavior.

Be aware that LTT Check Stop only jumps to cleanup of the current sequence. If you are in some nested sequence you will need to place a LTT Check Stop in each sequence all way up to your operation mode sequence entry point.


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