SAFS Reference Legend

Or, How to Read the SAFS Keyword Reference!

updated: 2012.05.15

Generally, keywords are listed in BLUE.
However, keywords that have been deprecated in favor of newer or better keywords should be listed in RED.

The reference does not seem to accurately reflect this just yet and needs to be 'fixed'. This is not a high priority because 'deprecated' keywords will work indefinitely.  However, maintenance or updates to the keyword implementation may not occur if a replacement keyword does exist.

The SAFS Keyword Reference shows which engines support which keywords through small colored icons. The text inside the icon is a key to the supporting engine. These are listed below:

ABTAbbotAbbot
DRDAndroidAndroid
IOSApple IOSApple IOS
RCIBM Rational RobotIBM Rational Robot
RJIBM Rational RobotJIBM Rational Functional Tester
WRMercury WinRunnerMercury WinRunner
SDCSAFS/DriverCommandsSAFS/DriverCommands
SESeleniumSelenium
TCTest CompleteAutomatedQA Test Complete
TIDSAFSDRIVERSAFSDRIVER (SAFS Tool-Independent Driver)

SAFS defines multiple record types in SAFS Record Formats standard.  Driver Commands (C) and Component Function Test Commands (T) can be made to support "Warning Expected" (W) and/or "Failure Expected" (F) modes. Thus: CW, CF, TW, and TF are valid record types for keywords that support those modes.

We have color coded the engine icons to indicate the support provided by each engine for every keyword. The color legend for the engine icons is shown below:

Normal support Normal support Normal support Normal support Normal support Normal support Normal support Normal support Normal support Normal support Normal support. No support for Expected Warnings or Failures.
Normal and Warning support. No expected Failure support. Normal and Warning support. No expected Failure support. Normal and Warning support. No expected Failure support. Normal and Warning support. No expected Failure support. Normal and Warning support. No expected Failure support. Normal and Warning support. No expected Failure support. Normal and Warning support. No expected Failure support. Normal and Warning support. No expected Failure support. Normal and Warning support. No expected Failure support. Normal and Warning support. No expected Failure support. Normal and Expected Warning Support. No Expected Failure support.
Normal and Failure support. No expected Warning support. Normal and Warning support. No expected Failure support. Normal and Failure support. No expected Warning support. Normal and Failure support. No expected Warning support. Normal and Failure support. No expected Warning support. Normal and Failure support. No expected Warning support. Normal and Failure support. No expected Warning support. Normal and Failure support. No expected Warning support. Normal and Failure support. No expected Warning support. Normal and Failure support. No expected Warning support. Normal and Expected Failure Support. No Expected Warning support.
Normal, Warning, and Failure support. Normal and Warning support. No expected Failure support. Normal, Warning, and Failure support. Normal, Warning, and Failure support. Normal, Warning, and Failure support. Normal, Warning, and Failure support. Normal, Warning, and Failure support. Normal, Warning, and Failure support. Normal, Warning, and Failure support. Normal, Warning, and Failure support. Normal, Expected Warning, and Expected Failure all supported.

We will expand upon the information in this doc as time and resources permits.