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You will be prompted for the test name and a list of test cases. For the test cases, you only have to specify a list of names. Some unit testing frameworks, such as PyUnit and PHPUnit, require that test cases start with a special prefix. In '''KDevelop''', the template is responsible for adding the prefix, so you do not have to prefix the test cases here. After clicking <menuchoice>Next</menuchoice>, specify the license and output locations for the generated files, and the test will be created. Unit tests created this way will not be added to any target automatically.

You will be prompted for the test name and a list of test cases. For the test cases, you only have to specify a list of names. Some unit testing frameworks, such as PyUnit and PHPUnit, require that test cases start with a special prefix. In KDevelop, the template is responsible for adding the prefix, so you do not have to prefix the test cases here. After clicking Next, specify the license and output locations for the generated files, and the test will be created. Unit tests created this way will not be added to any target automatically.

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	You will be prompted for the test name and a list of test cases. For the test cases, you only have to specify a list of names. Some unit testing frameworks, such as PyUnit and PHPUnit, require that test cases start with a special prefix. In '''KDevelop''', the template is responsible for adding the prefix, so you do not have to prefix the test cases here. After clicking <menuchoice>Next</menuchoice>, specify the license and output locations for the generated files, and the test will be created.		You will be prompted for the test name and a list of test cases. For the test cases, you only have to specify a list of names. Some unit testing frameworks, such as PyUnit and PHPUnit, require that test cases start with a special prefix. In '''KDevelop''', the template is responsible for adding the prefix, so you do not have to prefix the test cases here. After clicking <menuchoice>Next</menuchoice>, specify the license and output locations for the generated files, and the test will be created. Unit tests created this way will not be added to any target automatically.