Rational Robot's Coding Standards

Coding standards for Rational Robot

Rational Robot's Coding Standards

The standards are for all testers using the IDE of Rational Robot to develop their automated test scripts.

The mission is to reduce maintenance costs when it comes to changes. This is done by setting up rules on how to name variables, functions, scripts and libraries, where to place them and when to use them.

The standards do not provide any information about the use of frameworks, best practices, Rational Robot settings and version control. These are all provided in separated documents.

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• Rational Robot's Coding Standards
• Naming Convention - Local scope variables
• Naming Convention - Module-level variables ("member-vars")
• Naming Convention - Arrays
• Naming Convention - Globals
• Naming Convention - Constants
• Naming Convention - Functions
• Naming Convention - Scripts
• Naming Convention - Libraries
• Naming Convention - Verification points
• Functions - Introduction
• Functions - Parameters
• Functions - Indention
• Functions - Return value
• Functions - Error handling
• Functions - Size
• Scripts and libraries - Introduction
• Scripts and libraries - How to deal both scripts and libs
• Scripts and libraries - Size
• Documentation - Introduction
• Documentation - Functions
• Documentation - Scripts
• Documentation - Module level variables
• Documentation - Libraries