xcode5 - What do these Xcode 5.1 Test Navigator icons mean? -


I have made some unit tests in my Xcode 5.1.1 project. I can understand that "t" in these symbols means "test":

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But what does" RT "mean?

The standard way to work in SenttingKit / OCUnit / Accestate is to declare < If you test your code in the code, then encode them using the index static (i.e., at runtime).

Now, the Sintasting Kit / OCUnit / Accentest Framework also allows you to test the test on the runtime. Some of our users make this capability creative user, possibly to wrap the external test system or to create a test to represent the dynamic set of data. Xcode can not detect these tests statically, and can only detect their existence when they are returning resutls during a test run. When detected, they will appear in the Test Navigator with the "RT" icon. "RT" is short for "runtime discovered search".

Finally if there is something wrong / unusual about your project, which prevents your test classes from being properly or properly indexed, your tests will not be statistically searched. You can still successfully create and run them, in which case the encoded will treat them as a runtime, and give them an "RT" icon.

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You can also see Apple's information on this:

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