9 | | Using AutoQUEST and the Generic Events Plugin, the data can be read and processed. For this, the command '''{{{parseDirGenericEvents}}}''' must be called first to load the data. Then other commands like '''{{{generateTaskTrees}}}''' and '''{{{evaluateUsability}}}''' can be used for further analysis. |
| 9 | Using AutoQUEST and the Generic Events Plugin, the data can be read and processed. For this, the command '''{{{parseDirGenericEvents}}}''' must be called first to load the data. Then other commands like '''{{{generateTaskTrees}}}''' and '''{{{evaluateUsability}}}''' can be used for further analysis. An example script for use with AutoQUEST is the following: |
| 10 | |
| 11 | {{{ |
| 12 | % read the recorded data. Thereby exclude events with type "eventToExclude". In addition, exclude events of type "eventWithTargetToExclude" where the target id is "targetToExclude" |
| 13 | |
| 14 | parseDirGenericEvents <directory containing data> <name of sequences within AutoQUEST> eventToExclude eventWithTargetToExclude.targetToExclude |
| 15 | |
| 16 | % generate the task trees for the recorded data |
| 17 | generateTaskTree <name of sequences within AutoQUEST> <name of task trees within AutoQUEST> |
| 18 | |
| 19 | % perform the usability smell detection for the task trees |
| 20 | evaluateUsability <name of task trees within AutoQUEST> <name of evaluation results within AutoQUEST> |
| 21 | }}} |