First, the message:
${message}
A simple test follows:
${message}
A more rigorous test, showing that we're not faking it:
${message@#$%&}
Message exists!
...and even generates output!
Nested statements are ok, too.
Here's more edge cases of if instructions.
One is two
One is not two
And more complex ifs:
One is two
One is three
And again:
One is two
One is three
One is four
One is one
Now for switch case instructions:
The world says hello to you.
This is the message to say hello
And another one, with a default instruction:
This is the message to say hello
It's a small world, afterall.
ABC123
This is no message in particular
Another, degenerate switch:
This is not a switch statement.
Now we start the assigns and variable tests
A list literal test:
${item}
A boolean test:
B1:
True
False
B2:
True
False
Now call the function:
${test.test1}
${test.test45}
${test.hello}
${test.world}
${test.hash}
${test.test89}
Simple.
Variables are: ${a1}, ${a2}, ${a3}.