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How to call a test case in main() of Script2 which is present in Script1

prashanthamancha

Hi,

Can some one assist to achieve following scenario.

I have a script1.t with test case test1().

I have a script2.t with test case test2().

I have a script3.t with test case test3().

Need to create another file (may be .t) which includes all cases suite to be executed like below, so that, if needed, I can comment out the cases that are not required to run in a single file rather doing it each script file of the test case

main()

  test1()

  test2()

  test3()

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