Our current thinking is to not provide branching mechanisms (loops, conditionals) by design. Both to keep the language simple, but more importantly, to force sc

Our current thinking is to not provide branching mechanisms (loops, conditionals) by design. Both to keep the language simple, but more importantly, to force script writers to create one test per each scenario. If you need an if statement, that's probably an indicate you need two tests. For your use case, you'll need to write a macro and then call it the number of times you need. how to check for $something in search results for $thing ... end check for "foo" in "bar" check for "foo2" in "bar" check for "foo3" in "bar" That works?