Concordion Concordion Markdown Specifications 2

Question 1

What is the correct Concordion Markdown syntax to execute a method and capture its return value into a variable?

Accepted Answer

[](- "#result = computeValue()")

Answer

Using `#result = methodCall()` in the URL captures the method's return value into the named variable for use in later assertions.

Question 2

How do you link to and run a sub-specification from a Concordion Markdown file?

Accepted Answer

[Suite Name](sub-spec.html "c:run")

Answer

The `c:run` title on a standard Markdown link (pointing to the HTML output path) instructs Concordion to run the linked specification as a suite member.

Question 3

In Concordion Markdown, how are multiple parameters supplied to a fixture method in a single row?

Accepted Answer

Each parameter is set via a separate `#var` link in the row, then referenced in the method call

Answer

Each input cell in a row contains a set command like `[value](- "#param")`, and the method call references those variables by name.

Question 4

What does the `?=` prefix in a Concordion Markdown link URL specifically indicate?

Accepted Answer

The link text is the expected value and the expression after `?=` is evaluated and compared

Answer

`?=` introduces an assertEquals command: Concordion evaluates the OGNL expression on the right and asserts it equals the link text.

Question 5

How are Concordion table commands expressed within Markdown specification files?

Accepted Answer

Using standard Markdown table syntax with Concordion link commands embedded in cells

Answer

Concordion Markdown uses standard pipe-delimited Markdown tables, with Concordion commands placed as link syntax inside individual table cells.

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