Scenarios can be called from decision tables. They should respect the actor (i.e. fixture instance) and Slim table type (i.e. script table or a subclass) of the last script created.

!2 When we create a script using Slim's standard script table, the decision table should use that subtype also.

|scenario      |my division1|numerator||denominator||expected|
|setNumerator  |@numerator                                   |
|setDenominator|@denominator                                 |
|check         |quotient    |@expected                       |


Get the Division implementation from the eg package, and use a script subclass that uses 'verify' instead of the 'check' keyword.
|script|eg.Division|



|my division1                  |
|numerator|denominator|expected|
|10       |2          |5.0     |


!2 When we create a script using a subclass of Slim's standard script table, the decision table should use that subtype also.

|scenario      |my division2|numerator||denominator||expected|
|setNumerator  |@numerator                                   |
|setDenominator|@denominator                                 |
|verify        |quotient    |@expected                       |


Get the Division implementation from the eg package, and use a script subclass that uses 'verify' instead of the 'check' keyword.
|verify script|eg.Division|



|my division2                  |
|numerator|denominator|expected|
|10       |2          |5.0     |