Reading and understanding a GreenPepper Executable Specification

A GreenPepper Executable Specification is a document mainly composed of free text and GreenPepper examples.
As a GreenPepper example we mean an executable structure that will be interpreted over the System under test.

I. The GreenPepper Example forms.

1. Table (Most common form).
   • The first cell is reserved to the Interpreter which will dictacte the exact table structure.

     My Interpreter	...
     ...	...

   • The Second cell is reserved to the Fixture.

     My Interpreter	My Fixture
     ...	...

   • The Third cell is an optional comment that is ignored by GreenPepper .

     My Interpreter	My Fixture	good old comment
     ...	...

   • Every other cells following the fixture name is a parameter separated by a comment cell.

     My Interpreter	My Fixture	comment	parameter 1 to My Fixture	comment	second parameter
     ...	...

Ex: | rule for | product listing | sorting using | ascending | order |

rule for -> interpreter
product listing -> fixture name
sorting using, order -> comments
ascending -> parameter to product listing fixture

• • Table headers <th><\th> are supported and interpreted like normal table elements.
  • The table doesn't have to be rectangular.

    This is a valid GreenPepper example
    a	b	sum()
    1	2	3

1. Bullet list
   • Cell simulation with <style> such as: bold italic ...