3. Script Language > Testing Commands

TST.Generate PreName

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MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)

TST.Generate PreName

Generate a first name

Intention

The TST.Generate PreName command dynamically generates a first name, which could be either traditionally male or female. This functionality is particularly useful for generating sample data for user interfaces, databases, or any application that requires a diverse set of names for testing or demonstration purposes.
Gender Neutrality: Capable of generating first names without specifying the gender, providing a broad spectrum of possible names.

Simplicity in Use: Only requires the designation of an output variable, making it easy to incorporate into scripts or automated processes.

Versatility for Testing: Ideal for use in scenarios that require realistic user data, including UI/UX testing, database population, and more.

Utilizing the TST.Generate PreName command enhances the realism and diversity of testing environments by automatically providing a wide array of first names.

This command facilitates the creation of more inclusive and comprehensive test cases, ensuring applications are thoroughly evaluated with a variety of user data.

The generated names are randomized and may not always fit specific cultural or linguistic requirements without further customization.

While providing variety, the command does not allow for direct control over the gender specificity of the generated names, which might be necessary for certain testing scenarios.

Syntax

TST.Generate PreName[|P1]

Parameter Explanation

P1 - (optional) The variable where the generated first name will be stored. If omitted TOS is used.

Example

'***********************************

' TST.-Sample

'***********************************
' Generate a random first name (Pre Name) and store it in $$N01

TST.Generate PreName|$$N01

DBP.A random generated Pre Name is $$N01.

ENR.

Result:

A random generated Pre Name is Timoara.

Remarks

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