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• <name> to identify the case.
• id: case attribute that identify the case with a unique id, it is not assigned manually but automatically (when importing or creating a new case).
• <help> To add some comment, for each case this help could be shown from its contextual menu.
• <owner> this indicates the responsible of the test case. It should be the e-mail address of the responsible (to be used in the future to send him warnings)
• <tags> An ordered list of words, used to classify the cases as a tree (in case of select this kind of view)
• <args> for general use of tester: arguments to append when invoking the exe (e.g: -b "batchfilenamebatch_filename", -offscreen -b+g "batch")
• <environment> for general use of tester to set values of environment variables for a process. It is a flat list of <key_1> <value_1>  ... <key_n> <value_n>  (e.g. <environment>OMP_NUM_THREADS 4</environment>)
• <batch> for automatic launch GiD without window a GiD batch file (it is possible to start also with window from the contextual menu)

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By default, testing GiD, the readingproc is the procedure readagidmonitoringinforead_gid_monitoring_info, and outfile filename is automatically created in the temporary folder when running the test. The file will contain a list of key value key value ... of variables that are asked to GiD to be used to check if the test fail (only variables used in checks will be asked to GiD and written in the implicit outfile).

• <readingproc> callback procedure to invoke after run with $outfile as argument, it is expected to return a list of variable1 value1 ... variable_n value_n, and these variables can be used in check fields  (by default "readgidmonitoringinfo read_gid_monitoring_info { outfile }" will be called to read GiD information)
• <filetosource> tcl filename to be sourced (e.g.: to define other reading procedures)
• <codetosource> tcl code to be sourced (e.g.: to define other reading procedures)
• <outputfile> declares an output file created by the test, it can be an image, a movie, a txt, a html, ...

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