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2018-04-26T18:53:24Z

Syntax Summary (BNF)

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	\| <SetupCommands> <SetupCmd>		\| <SetupCommands> <SetupCmd>

	SetupCmd ::= <PreReqCmd> \| <PostReqCmd> \| <CleanupCmd> \| <TimeCmd> \| <TimeLimitCmd> <InCmd> \| <OutCmd>		SetupCmd ::= <PreReqCmd> \| <PostReqCmd> \| <CleanupCmd> \| <TimeCmd> \| <TimeLimitCmd> \| <skipCmd> \| <skipAllCmd> \| <InCmd> \| <OutCmd>

	PreReqCmd ::= "prerequisite" <ST-expression>		PreReqCmd ::= "prerequisite" <ST-expression>
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	TimeLimitCmd ::= "timelimit" <ST-TimeDuration-expression>		TimeLimitCmd ::= "timelimit" <ST-TimeDuration-expression>

			SkipCmd ::= "skip" message

			SkipAllCmd ::= "skipall" message

	InCmd ::= "in" <InPinSpec>		InCmd ::= "in" <InPinSpec>

Cg: /* "skip" Command */

2018-04-26T18:52:02Z

"skip" Command

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	Skips the next test in the spec (i.e. everything up-to and including the next "run"-command is ignored), and outputs a message.		Skips the next test in the spec (i.e. everything up-to and including the next "run"-command is ignored), and outputs a message.
	Useful to temporarily skip individual tests.		Useful to temporarily skip individual tests.
			The rest of the line (everything up to the end) is presented as message in the log.

	==== "skipall" Command ====		==== "skipall" Command ====

Cg: /* "skipall" Command */

2018-04-26T18:51:54Z

"skipall" Command

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	Useful to mark scripts for actions which cannot be easily tested automatically, for example tests which open up user interface dialogs,		Useful to mark scripts for actions which cannot be easily tested automatically, for example tests which open up user interface dialogs,
	or which have other effects which cannot be easily verified. Such actions usually need manual tests vor verification.		or which have other effects which cannot be easily verified. Such actions usually need manual tests vor verification.
			The rest of the line (everything up to the end) is presented as message in the log.

	==== "cleanup" Command ====		==== "cleanup" Command ====

Cg: /* "timelimit" Command */

2018-04-26T18:51:13Z

"timelimit" Command

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 Defines a an execution time limit for the next run. The default limit is 5 seconds.
 The expression must evaluate to a TimeDuration (i.e. you can say "0.1 seconds" or "100 milliSeconds")
 ==== "cleanup" Command ====

Cg: /* Script Syntax */

2018-04-26T18:47:48Z

Script Syntax

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	* "'''cleanup'''" <st-expression><br>a cleanup action to be executed after the next test run. "st-expression" must be a valid Smalltalk expression (which is given to eval). Errors are ignored in cleanup actions.		* "'''cleanup'''" <st-expression><br>a cleanup action to be executed after the next test run. "st-expression" must be a valid Smalltalk expression (which is given to eval). Errors are ignored in cleanup actions.
	* "'''timelimit'''" <st-timeDuration><br>sets a time limit for the next run. The test is marked as failing, if the execution time exceeds this limit. The default time limit is 5s.		* "'''timelimit'''" <st-timeDuration><br>sets a time limit for the next run. The test is marked as failing, if the execution time exceeds this limit. The default time limit is 5s.
			* "'''skip'''" <message><br>skip the next test (up to and including the next "run" command) and output a message
			* "'''skipall'''" <message><br>skip remaining tests and output a message
	* "'''run'''" <expectedOutcome>"<br>runs the test setup (given by previous in & out commands) and verifies the outcome. The outcome must empty (expect success) or one of "fail", "error", "inconclusive". The "run" command must always be the last in a group of commands for a single test run.		* "'''run'''" <expectedOutcome>"<br>runs the test setup (given by previous in & out commands) and verifies the outcome. The outcome must empty (expect success) or one of "fail", "error", "inconclusive". The "run" command must always be the last in a group of commands for a single test run.

Cg: /* Script Syntax */

2018-04-26T08:20:23Z

Script Syntax

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	Notice that ";" and "#" are not recognized as end-of-line comment inside other commands' arguments unless occurring at the beginning or right after the command-keyword, because those are valid syntactic character for symbol- and array-literal constants and cascade expressions. Use Smalltalk comments ("...") inside those commands.		Notice that ";" and "#" are not recognized as end-of-line comment inside other commands' arguments unless occurring at the beginning or right after the command-keyword, because those are valid syntactic character for symbol- and array-literal constants and cascade expressions. Use Smalltalk comments ("...") inside those commands.

	Lines ending in "\” are concatenated with the ~~followup~~ line.		Lines ending in "\” are concatenated with the following line(s).

	Currently, the following commands are recognized:		Currently, the following commands are recognized:

Cg: /* Script Syntax */

2018-04-26T08:20:06Z

Script Syntax

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	When executed, these script lines are interpreted by a test runner sequentially.		When executed, these script lines are interpreted by a test runner sequentially.

	Lines beginning with ";" or "#" are comment lines.		Lines beginning with ";" or "#" are comment lines.
	For "run" commands, text after a ";"-character is ignored (end-of-line comments).		For "run" commands, text after a ";"-character is ignored (end-of-line comments).
	Notice that ";" and "#" are not recognized as end-of-line comment inside other commands' arguments unless occurring at the beginning or right after the command-keyword, because those are valid syntactic character for symbol- and array-literal constants and cascade expressions. Use Smalltalk comments ("...") inside those commands.		Notice that ";" and "#" are not recognized as end-of-line comment inside other commands' arguments unless occurring at the beginning or right after the command-keyword, because those are valid syntactic character for symbol- and array-literal constants and cascade expressions. Use Smalltalk comments ("...") inside those commands.

			Lines ending in "\” are concatenated with the followup line.

	Currently, the following commands are recognized:		Currently, the following commands are recognized:

Cg: /* Syntax Summary (BNF) */

2018-04-26T07:06:45Z

Syntax Summary (BNF)

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	\| "!" "#(" <SingleValueOutSpec>... ")"		\| "!" "#(" <SingleValueOutSpec>... ")"

	RunCmd ::= "run" [ norun \| error \| ~~failure~~ \| inconclusive ]		RunCmd ::= "run" [ norun \| error \| fail \| inconclusive ]

	=== Sample Scripts ===		=== Sample Scripts ===

Cg: /* Syntax Summary (BNF) */

2018-04-26T07:06:22Z

Syntax Summary (BNF)

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	MultiValueOutSpec ::= "!" "{" <SingleValueOutSpec>... "}"		MultiValueOutSpec ::= "!" "{" <SingleValueOutSpec>... "}"
	\| "!" "#(" <SingleValueOutSpec>... ")"		\| "!" "#(" <SingleValueOutSpec>... ")"

			RunCmd ::= "run" [ norun \| error \| failure \| inconclusive ]

	=== Sample Scripts ===		=== Sample Scripts ===

Cg: /* Syntax Summary (BNF) */

2018-04-26T07:05:30Z

Syntax Summary (BNF)

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	TimeLimitCmd ::= "timelimit" <ST-TimeDuration-expression>		TimeLimitCmd ::= "timelimit" <ST-TimeDuration-expression>


	InCmd ::= "in" <InPinSpec>		InCmd ::= "in" <InPinSpec>