/******************************************************************************
 * Copyright (c) ETSI 2017.
 *
 * This file is subject to copyrights owned by ETSI. Non-exclusive permission
 * is hereby granted, free of charge, to copy, reproduce and amend this file
 * under the following conditions: It is provided "as is", without warranty of any
 * kind, expressed or implied.
 * 
 * ETSI shall never be liable for any claim, damages, or other liability arising
 * from its use or inability of use.This permission does not apply to any documentation
 * associated with this file for which ETSI keeps all rights reserved. The present
 * copyright notice shall be included in all copies of whole or part of this
 * file and shall not imply any sub-license right.
 *
 * Modified by: Adrien Kirjak
 *
 ** @version  0.0.2
 ** @purpose  1:24.1, Ensure overwriting rules for global verdict: fail can overwrite inconc.
 ** @verdict  pass accept, ttcn3verdict:fail
 *****************************************************************/
/*
 * #reqname  /Requirements/24 Test verdict operations/24.1 The Verdict mechanism/Overwriting rules for setverdict
 **/


module Sem_2401_GlobalVerdict_009 {
	type component GeneralComp {}
    
	function set_PTC_verdict_inconc() runs on GeneralComp {
		setverdict(inconc);
	}
	
	function set_PTC_verdict_fail() runs on GeneralComp {
		setverdict(fail);
	}
	
    testcase TC_Sem_2401_GlobalVerdict_009() runs on GeneralComp system GeneralComp {
    	var GeneralComp PTC1, PTC2;
    	
    	PTC1 :=  GeneralComp.create;
    	PTC2 :=  GeneralComp.create;
    	PTC1.start(set_PTC_verdict_inconc());
    	PTC2.start(set_PTC_verdict_fail());
    	all component.done;
    	// Verdict fail can overwrite inconc
    }
    
    control{
        execute(TC_Sem_2401_GlobalVerdict_009());
    }	
}
