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I just started working with Bullseye and i export the results to xml, most part of the results are easy to understand. But there is an parameter called event, which i don't really understand what it is used for. What kind of metric is it? And what is it used for? Example output below:
<probe line="xxx" kind="decision" event="false"/>
In the case of anyone else needing this information, i got in touch with the provider and got this response:
The event can be one of none, false, true, full. None means no coverage. True and false mean the probe is for a condition or decision. Full means all coverage occurred. If the probe is a condition or decision, that means both true and false happened. If any other kind of probe, such as function entry, full means it happened.
