Concordion Concordion Commands 2

Question 1

What does the #TEXT variable refer to in a Concordion expression?

Accepted Answer

The text content of the current HTML element

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The full HTML of the element

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The element's ID attribute

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The class attribute value

Question 2

Which Concordion expression syntax is used to call a fixture method with arguments?

Accepted Answer

methodName(#arg1, #arg2)

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methodName[#arg1][#arg2]

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call(methodName, #arg1)

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#arg1 -> methodName

Question 3

What happens to surrounding whitespace in a concordion:set value?

Accepted Answer

It is trimmed automatically

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It is preserved exactly

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It causes a parse error

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It is replaced with underscores

Question 4

Which concordion: command can be used to conditionally skip a test?

Accepted Answer

There is no built-in skip command; use an extension

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concordion:skip

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concordion:ignore

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concordion:pending

Question 5

How are multi-step scenarios typically structured in a Concordion spec?

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Using concordion:execute to set up state followed by concordion:assertEquals to verify

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Using nested HTML tables only

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Using XML processing instructions

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Using JavaScript callbacks

Question 6

What does the concordion:echo command output to the HTML report?

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The result of an expression printed into the document

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A copy of the element text

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A debug stack trace

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The fixture class name