Certainly simple:
I have a problem illustrated by code at the bottom. The code is taken
from the unittest pamphlet.
integ.input
Works but has a more complicated syntax.
(1) -> )expose UnittestCount UnittestAux Unittest
UnittestCount is now explicitly exposed in frame frame1
UnittestAux is now explicitly exposed in frame frame1
Unittest is now explicitly exposed in frame frame1
(1) -> testsuite("test")
All user variables and function definitions have been cleared.
Type: Void
(2) -> s1 := "ab"; s2 := concat("a", "b");
Type: String
(3) -> s1
(3) "ab"
Type: String
(4) -> s2
(4) "ab"
Type: String
(5) -> testEquals("s1", "s2")
>> Error detected within library code:
key not in table
(5) ->
Ray
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