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** I'm looking at the run log from a Fitnesse test script; there are many lines, most of them of definitions of scenarios and table templates; but also many lines with calls to scenarios and table template, most of them collapsed.
I know that somewhere in those calls, there are one or more lines that contain command "seconds before timeout" ;
but it's hard to find those lines.
If I search the page , using Ctrl-F , for the text "seconds before timeout" , I see that it occurs 242 times.
Most of those are in scenario/table template definitions, and not in scenario/table template calls.
Is there some xpath expression, that I can use one the run log page , that will show me all actual calls to "seconds before timeout" ? **
**I noticed that the call of a scenario is shown as a line that has a '+' or '-' at the front, and is followed by a table that has the definition of the scenario, but with the lines corresponding to actual calls; see the image below.
Maybe that structure can be used to build an xpath that does the job. **
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** I'm looking at the run log from a Fitnesse test script; there are many lines, most of them of definitions of scenarios and table templates; but also many lines with calls to scenarios and table template, most of them collapsed.
I know that somewhere in those calls, there are one or more lines that contain command "seconds before timeout" ;
but it's hard to find those lines.
If I search the page , using Ctrl-F , for the text "seconds before timeout" , I see that it occurs 242 times.
Most of those are in scenario/table template definitions, and not in scenario/table template calls.
Is there some xpath expression, that I can use one the run log page , that will show me all actual calls to "seconds before timeout" ? **
**I noticed that the call of a scenario is shown as a line that has a '+' or '-' at the front, and is followed by a table that has the definition of the scenario, but with the lines corresponding to actual calls; see the image below.
Maybe that structure can be used to build an xpath that does the job. **
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: