Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2010 Unleashed

The Test List Editor

Visual Studio also provides the Test List Editor. It has similar features of Test View; it allows you find tests, group them, and execute a set of tests. Unlike Test View, however, The Test List Editor also enables you to save lists of test you define. This way you can create and re-use these lists when you need to execute a set of tests.

You access the Test List Editor from the Test menu (Test, Windows, Test List Editor). This brings up a window similar to that shown in Figure 9.23. On the left side are lists of tests. By default, this includes Lists of Tests, Tests Not in a List, and All Loaded Tests. If you select a list that has tests (such as All Loaded Tests) you can either run the whole list or use the check boxes ...