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Create methods nt #656

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@matsduf matsduf commented Dec 14, 2018

This is a complete rewrite of the methods to be used by the test case descriptions.

  • The methods have be given descriptive names.
  • The methods have been split up so that only the needed data will be returned.
  • The specification of the methods is explicit. The goal is that nothing is assumed.
  • Also internal methods (to be used by other methods only) have been defined.
  • The goal is to replace the current methods.

These, new methods are defined in a new document planned to live side-by-side the current
methods until a test case specifications are rewritten to use the new methods.

This PR replaces #613.

* The methods have be given descriptive names.
* The methods have been split up so that only the needed data
  will be returned.
* The specification of the methods is explicit. The goal is that
  nothing is assumed.
* Also internal methods (to be used by other methods only) have
  been defined.
* The goal is to replace the current methods.
@matsduf matsduf added this to the 2019.1 milestone Dec 14, 2018
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Very nice job

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