The Compute Fixture checks the results of a function.

The second row of a Compute Fixture table is a header row: the last cell is the name of a function and the other cells are the names of the function parameters. The subsequent rows contain input values for the parameters and the expected value of the function's result. The Compute Fixture uses the enclosing fixture as a Domain Adapter to perform the requested function.

when input is⇓ story test fixture check plain test 'sample class two' |compute input 'method with parms' x samplex y sampley |'sample do' compute x y dividefloat 1.32 1.1 1.2 sample class two compute input method with parms x samplex y sampley sample do compute x y dividefloat 1.32 1.1 1.2

'sample class two' |compute input 'method with parms' x samplex y sampley |'sample do' compute x y dividefloat 1.32 1.1 1.2

then output is

sample class two compute input method with parms x samplex y sampley sample do compute x y dividefloat 1.32 1.1 1.2