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 This will execute all ''test*'' methods in the given unit test (in an **undefined** order!), and print out which of the tests succeeded or failed. The ''runTest'' method can optionally take a "reporter" object as an argument, which can be used to implement a custom strategy for reporting success or failure of a unit test. The default reporter object is a text-based UI. This will execute all ''test*'' methods in the given unit test (in an **undefined** order!), and print out which of the tests succeeded or failed. The ''runTest'' method can optionally take a "reporter" object as an argument, which can be used to implement a custom strategy for reporting success or failure of a unit test. The default reporter object is a text-based UI.
  
-Like in JUnit and SUnit, it is possible to define two methods named ''setUp()'' and ''tearDown()'' that are invoked in between //each// individual ''test*'' method. Never rely on the lexical order of your unit test methods for the purposes of initialization, etc.! Unit test methods may be exacuted in an arbitrary order.+Like in JUnit and SUnit, it is possible to define two methods named ''setUp()'' and ''tearDown()'' that are invoked in between //each// individual ''test*'' method. Never rely on the lexical order of your unit test methods for the purposes of initialization, etc.! Unit test methods may be executed in an arbitrary order.
  
 ==== Assertions ==== ==== Assertions ====
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 ==== Object Inspector ==== ==== Object Inspector ====
  
-The module ''/.at.support.inspector'' implements a graphical object inspector. The module requires ''java.awt'' and ''javax.swing'' support from the underlying JVM running AmbientTalk. To inspect an object ''o'', execute:+The module ''/.demo.inspector'' implements a graphical object inspector. The module requires ''java.awt'' and ''javax.swing'' support from the underlying JVM running AmbientTalk. To inspect an object ''o'', execute:
  
 <code> <code>
-import /.at.support.inspector;+import /.demo.inspector;
 inspect(o); inspect(o);
 </code> </code>
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