About Combining Statements with Backspace or Delete

In general when you use the Backspace or Delete keys to combine statements of different types, the second statement takes on the type of the first statement.

For example, if the first statement type is a verification point and the second statement type is a step, placing the cursor at the beginning the second statement and pressing Backspace combines the statements into a single verification point.

As another example, if the first statement is a step and the second statement is a verification point, placing the cursor at the end of the first statement and pressing Delete combines the statements into a single step.

These examples illustrate combining statements other than groups. The following lists how this feature works if one of the statements is a group or part of a group:

Parent topic: Writing a Manual Test Script

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