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 * Modified by: Adrien Kirjak
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 ** @version  0.0.1
 ** @purpose  1:6.2.7, verify that value list notation can be used for an array
 ** @verdict  pass accept, ttcn3verdict:pass
 ***************************************************/
module Sem_060207_arrays_001 {

// The following requirement is tested:
// When the value list notation is used, the first value of the list is assigned to 
// the first element of the array (the element with index 0 or the lower bound if 
// an index range has been given), the second value to the next element, etc. 

 type component GeneralComp {
 }

 type integer MyArrayType1[3] (1 .. 10);
 
testcase TC_Sem_060207_arrays_001() runs on GeneralComp {

 var MyArrayType1 v_array1 := { 8, 1, 2 };
      if (v_array1[2]==2) {
	    setverdict(pass);
      }
      else {
	    setverdict(fail);
	  }

}

control {
    execute(TC_Sem_060207_arrays_001());
}

}
