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Page 36 <strong>TPT</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

All embedded testlets in the testlet (see section 4.6: Embedded testlets) are deleted, but the<br />

signature and assessment statements are retained.<br />

Deleting the content of a testlet (or state) implies the deletion of all embedded testlets.<br />

7.5 Renaming testlets<br />

In addition to being able to rename testlets or states from the automaton view (see section 4.5:<br />

Renaming states or testlets, respectively), they may also be renamed from the testlet browser<br />

by selecting then left-clicking again, after a slight pause, to enter the edit mode.<br />

7.6 Creation of scenarios / scenario groups<br />

A complex hierarchy of scenarios or scenario groups may be assigned to each testlet in the<br />

scenario browser. Similar to folders in a file system, scenario groups serve the purpose of<br />

grouping scenarios.<br />

To create a scenario hierarchy select a testlet in the testlet browser. The name of the selected<br />

testlet should appear in the scenario browser and the default scenario group with the name “all<br />

scenarios” should appear underneath. You can now use this group (which is always present and<br />

contains all existing scenarios and scenario groups) to define other scenarios and groups to any<br />

nesting depth (see Figure 23). The following methods to create scenarios and groups are<br />

available in a pop-up menu:<br />

Right-click on a scenario group<br />

Pop-up menu entry Function<br />

“Add scenario into this group” A new scenario is created in the selected group<br />

“Add scenario group into this group“ A new group is created in the selected group<br />

“Insert scenario above this item“ A new scenario is inserted above the selected group (not<br />

“Insert scenario group above this<br />

item“<br />

selectable for the scenario group at the top level)<br />

A new group is inserted above the selected group (not<br />

selectable for the scenario group at the top level)<br />

Right-click on a scenario<br />

Pop-up menu entry Function<br />

“Insert scenario above this item“ A new scenario is inserted above the selected scenario<br />

“Insert scenario group above this A new scenario group is inserted above the selected scenario<br />

item“

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