<change id="test-single-method">

            <api name="general"/>

            <summary>Added constants to <code>ActionProvider</code>

                     - support for execution of a single test method.</summary>

            <version major="1" minor="16"/>

            <date day="13" month="6" year="2008"/>

            <author login="mpetras"/>

            <compatibility addition="yes" binary="compatible" deletion="no" deprecation="no" modification="no" semantic="compatible" source="compatible"/>

            <description>

                <p>

                    Added constants <code>COMMAND_TEST_SINGLE_METHOD</code>,

                    <code>COMMAND_DEBUG_TEST_SINGLE_METHOD</code> and

                    <code>LOOKUP_ITEM_ID_METHOD_NAME</code> to interface

                    <code>ActionProvider</code>. These are

                    symbolic names for actions

                    "run single test method" and

                    "debug single test method", and

                    for Id of <code>Lookup.Item</code> holding identification

                    of a test method that should be run by these actions.

                </p>

            </description>

            <class package="org.netbeans.spi.project" name="ActionProvider"/>

            <issue number="137191"/>

        </change>

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    /** 

     * Standard command for running one test method/function

     * 

     * @since 1.16

     */    

    String COMMAND_TEST_SINGLE_METHOD = "test.single.method";  // NOI18N

    /** 

     * Standard command for running one test method/function in debugger

     * 

     * @since 1.16

     */

    String COMMAND_DEBUG_TEST_SINGLE_METHOD = "debug.test.single.method"; // NOI18N

    /** 

     * Standard id for lookup item that holds name of method/function

     * to be executed.

     * 

     * @see  #COMMAND_TEST_SINGLE_METHOD

     * @see  #COMMAND_DEBUG_TEST_SINGLE_METHOD

     * @since 1.16

     */

    String LOOKUP_ITEM_ID_METHOD_NAME = "ActionProvider.methodName";    //NOI18N