When RayQC is installed on a system, a number of built-in (internal) plug-ins become available. Their functionality is static, and can therefore not be changed, but only called by elements.
The following sections describe the purpose and public interface of the internal plug-ins. In order to get details on how to integrate them into checklists, or on how to handle plug-in execution during checklist evaluation, please refer to the specific sections within this document.
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Be aware: If not explicitly described differently, the following general rules apply to plug-in handling: •All input parameters for internal plug-ins are mandatory. •Whenever a plug-in execution fails due to missing or invalid parameter definitions, the value of the plug-ins parent element is set to an informative error message. •The same error message communication is applied whenever a timeout exceeds or another issue prevented the plug-in from standard termination. •The maximum number of characters for a string is 1,073,741,823. •The range for an integer value is from –9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807. •All string comparisons are case sensitive. Some functions may alter this by using an additional boolean parameter. |
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Note: Further information regarding external (custom) plug-ins will be given in the External Plug-Ins section of this document. |
