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!1 Improving Readability using ''Graceful Names''
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If you are not yet accustomed to it, you can make your test tables much more pleasant to read by using ''graceful name'' notation.
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Say you have a fixture class named ''!-payroll.fixtures.PaycheckInspector-!'' you can references in your fixture tables as ''Paycheck inspector''. Both Fit and Slim will manipulate that name back into ''!-PaycheckInspector-!'' by removing punctuation and using camel case. They will then hunt through a list of known packages for the fixture.
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A similar transformation happens with variable and method names too.
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Therefore instead of this:
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!|payroll.fixtures.PaycheckInspector|
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|employeeId|employeeName|payAmount()|
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|24|Bob|1500|
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You can have this:
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!|Paycheck inspector.|
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|employee id|employee name|pay amount?|
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|24|Bob|1500|
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You can add to the list of packages by using the ''Import'' fixture as follows.
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|Import|
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|payroll.fixtures|
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This table should appear ''above'' the tables that use the ''!-PaycheckInspector-!'' fixture. It's a good idea to put your ''Import'' fixtures in a !-SetUp-! page.
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