WTTLogEndTest

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The WTTLogEndTest function traces the end of a test case, clears the current test case context, and sets it to the parent context.

HRESULT WTTLogEndTest (
  LONG  hDevice,
  LPWSTR  pwszTestName, 
  DWORD  dwResult,  
  LPWSTR  pwszRepro 
);

Parameters

hDevice

[in] A handle to the device tracing topology. You can combine multiple handles by using the bitwise OR operator (for example, hDevice1 OR hDevice2).

pwszTestName

[in] The name of the test case.

dwResult

[in] The test case result. This parameter must be one of the following values:

  • WTT_TESTCASE_RESULT_PASS
    This value does not guarantee that the logger will log the test case as passed. If traces are logged that indicate an error, a warning, or so on, the logger automatically overrides this value.
  • WTT_TESTCASE_RESULT_WARN
    This value does not guarantee that the logger will log the test case as warned. If traces are logged that indicate an error or so on, the logger automatically overrides this value.
  • WTT_TESTCASE_RESULT_FAIL
    This value does not guarantee that the logger will log the test case as failed. If traces are logged that indicate a bug or if no error trace is logged, the logger automatically overrides this value.
  • WTT_TESTCASE_RESULT_BLOCKED
    This value guarantees that the logger will log the test case as blocked.
  • WTT_TESTCASE_RESULT_SKIPPED
    This value guarantees that the logger will log the test case as skipped.

pwszRepro

[in] The command line for rerunning the test. If this parameter is NULL, DTM Logger tries to get the command line for the current process.

Return Value

returns one of the following values:

  • S_OK
    The operation was successful.
  • S_FALSE
    The operation was successful but the last device has been detached, which has triggered a rollup.
  • HRESULT
    The operation failed. You should use the FAILED macro to check HRESULT values.

Requirements

Headers: Wttlogger.h

Library: WTTLog.dll

See Also

WTTLog Functions (C), WTTLogEndTestEx, WTTLogStartTest

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