The An_example_using_Google→ has simple code like the below. The question I was posed was what this would look like not using our specialized test language. It is a fair question, as it addresses why one would want to use our language. more⇛

By default TestPlan will use an internal browser, such as HTMLUnit. To test in an actual browser you can however use Selenium. more⇛

Clarification of how responses are handled within TestPlan with respect to protocols and rendering. Supports the Launchpad blueprint↗. more⇛

Verify is the key entry point into the verification system of TestPlan. This command tells the system that you are expecting to be in, or arrive at, a specific state→ within your system. more⇛

(Not being used right now, don't have enough to say or use)

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Major Features

TestPlan is an automated testing tool for testing interactive web systems. more⇛

as may be used in any case where an Extended RValue→ is allowed. That is, in any case where you pass a value to a function, or use a value in a list. more⇛

An RValue in many cases may be replaced with an extended notation, the extended RVAlue. Typically this style of RValue has to be the last one specified in a list of RValues. An Extended-RValue follows the rules documented here. more⇛

Whenever an item reference is encountered during an RValue expansion that item is appropriately expanded. more⇛

with is recognized as one of the Extended RValue→ expansions. It introduces a new map. more⇛