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Accessing the TCA Display
On Windows systems, run the tca.exe file located in the <INSURE_INSTALL>/bin directory. You can also call tcaviewalong with any other command line options from the command line to invoke the display. On Unix systems, you can call TCA with any other command line option to invoke the TCA display. The following subset of TCA command line options are meaningful for the graphical tool, while the remaining unsupported ones are silently ignored:
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By default, TCA displays a report based on the log files that were included in the command line when the program was started. Coverage statistics from additional files may be included in the report by clicking Load and selecting a new log file. The data contained in the newly selected log file is combined with the existing data and a new report is generated.
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Browsing the Source
Click Browse to generate a new window containing the next level of coverage detail. For example, if you are currently displaying a report “by directory,” clicking Browse will open a new window displaying a report "by file" for that directory. If you click Browse again, you will get another window displaying a report "by function" for the file(s).
Clicking Browse a final time displays the source code itself, annotated with coverage information for each block. Double-clicking on a line in the display is the equivalent to selecting a line and clicking the Browse button.
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The level of detail displayed may be changed by clicking Reports. A dialog box will appear, allowing you to choose from one of four report types: by directory, by file, by function, or by class.
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