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Use the Include tag to specify that an Java element accepted by another element selector is accepted by this element selector. While this is not useful used on its own, it can be used to combine other element selectors.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
typeSelector fieldSelector methodSelector |
the name of the other element selector for which accepted Java elements are accepted by this element selector | Yes |
| forwardedSwitches | the comma separated names of the switches which the parent requires to be passed to the including element selector | No |
| anded | give up assessing the Java element against sibling criteria if this one fails | No |
TypeSelector, MethodSelector, FieldSelector
<TypeSelector name="jUnitTests">
<Include typeSelector="jUnit3Tests"/> <Include typeSelector="jUnit4Tests"/>
</TypeSelector>
Declares a type selector which accepts all types accepted by the jUnit3Test type selector or the jUnit4Test