Plot Testing Specification

Single Curve

#	Setup	Execution	Expectation
1	Create a developer project.	Select the button “Single Curve” in the Debug Tab.	A plot is created in the Test folder. The plot looks like the reference image. Check especially: Units are set Plot name matches the entity name of the plot entity Curve label matches the curve entity’s name
1.1		Change curve properties (line style, thickness, colour).	Curve updates with new settings. Process should be quick (UI should not re-query data).
1.2		Close and reopen the plot view.	Updated curve properties persist.
1.3		Rename the curve entity.	Curve title updates to the new entity name.
1.4		Rename the plot entity.	Plot title updates to the new entity name.
1.5		In plot properties: Set “Number of queries” to 1 Define query 1: Name: Magnitude Comparator: < Value: 30	Curve is not plotted for values ≥ 30. Zooming out confirms data are truly filtered, not just zoomed.
1.6		In plot properties: Set “Number of queries” to 2 Define query 2: Name: frequency Comparator: Range Value: [10, 20]	Only frequencies from 10 to 20 are plotted.
1.7		Disable Autoscale in Y axis group. Set min = 10, max = 15.	Only the section of the curve from 10 to 15 is shown.

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#	Execution	Expectation
2	Select the button “Two Curves” in the Debug Tab.	A plot is created in the Test folder. The plot looks like the image. Check: Units are set Plot name matches the plot entity name Curve labels match curve entity names
2.1	Select the entity A_Curve1.	A_Curve1 is shown in its selected colour; A_Curve2 is grayed out.
2.2	Select the entity A_Curve2.	A_Curve2 is shown in its selected colour; A_Curve1 is grayed out.
2.3	Select the plot entity A_plot_Double.	Both curves are shown in their selected colours.

#	Execution	Expectation
3	Select the button “Family of Curves” in the Debug Tab.	A plot is created in the Test folder. The plot looks like the image. Check: Units are set Plot name matches the plot entity name Curve labels match curve entity names
3.1	Change colour setting to Fill and choose a colour.	All three curves appear in the chosen colour.
3.2	Close and reopen the plot view.	Curves retain the chosen colour.
3.3	Set colour setting to Style Reference and choose Rainbow 0.	Each curve appears in a different colour.

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#	Setup	Execution	Expectation
4		Select the button “Family of Curves 3P const”.	A plot is created. Check that: Curve titles consist of the entity name and radius values in brackets The output window states: “Offset = 3.5 mm”
4.1		Change the name of the curve entity.	In the curve titles, only the entity name changes, the brackets remain

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#	Setup	Execution	Expectation
5		In the Debug Tab, select the button “Family of Curves 3P”	A plot is created in Test folder. Plot looks like image. Check especially if: The curve name consists of the entity name and (curve x). The ouput window shows: A_FamilyOfCurves (curve 1): Offset = 13.0 mm Radius = 0 mm A_FamilyOfCurves (curve 2): Offset = 13.0 mm Radius = 1 mm A_FamilyOfCurves (curve 3): Offset = 13.0 mm Radius = 2 mm A_FamilyOfCurves (curve 4): Offset = 3.5 mm Radius = 0 mm A_FamilyOfCurves (curve 5): Offset = 3.5 mm Radius = 1 mm A_FamilyOfCurves (curve 6): Offset = 3.5 mm Radius = 2 mm A_FamilyOfCurves (curve 7): Offset = 7.199999809265137 mm Radius = 0 mm A_FamilyOfCurves (curve 8): Offset = 7.199999809265137 mm Radius = 1 mm A_FamilyOfCurves (curve 9): Offset = 7.199999809265137 mm Radius = 2 mm
5.1		Change the name of the curve entity.	In the curve titles, only the entity name changes, the brackets remain

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#	Setup	Execution	Expectation
6		In the Debug Tab, select the button “Scatter Plot”	A plot is created in Test folder. Plot looks like image.

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#	Setup	Execution	Expectation
7		In the Debug Tab, select the button “Single value plot”	The plot should show only a single dot. Plot looks like image.
7.1		Select the SingleValueCurve2 entity	The red dot is now shown in the colour of the SingleValueCurve2 curve.

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#	Setup	Execution	Expectation
8	Import the Touchstone file CMC_Stysc	In the Dataset folder, select the CMC_Stysc entity and execute the “Create Plot” button in the “Model” tab	In the folder Plots, a new plot appears, that looks like the image. The curve names consist of the entity name and have matrix indices in the chape of (x,y) behind
8.1		In the plot entity settings, deselect the property “show entire matrix”	Only one curve is now displayed
8.2		change the Show matrix column/row property values in the plot entity	Different curves are shown
8.3		Select the plot entity of Single Curve and the Dataset entity of the Scatter plot. Execute the button “Add curve to plot” in the model tab	Another curve entity is added below the plot entity of the Single Curve. Both curves are now displayed in the same view.