Hash Tables are collections of name-value pairs that can be passed as arguments into test fixtures. They render as tables. DoFixture will decode a name-value pair table into a true hashtable.

Any text enclosed in !{ and } will be treated as a Hash Table.

Markup Text	Displays as
!{fname:Bob, lname:Martin, dob:5-Dec-1952}	fname Bob lname Martin dob 5-Dec-1952

The key name must be plain text, but the value can be any reasonable wiki construct.

Markup Text	Displays as
!{fname:''Bob'', lname:''Martin'', today:!today}	fname Bob lname Martin today 22 Dec, 2024

You can use line breaks inside them.

Markup Text	Displays as
!{ name: Bob. }	name Bob.

Syntax issues.

• A colon, comma and closing brace simply cannot be placed in either the name or the value.
• The comma is optional. This is valid: !{name:bob dob:19521205}

CSS

You can change their apperance using the css classes hash_table, hash_row, hash_key, and hash_value