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Expand Up @@ -1736,7 +1736,7 @@ If we also want to set custom `examples`, you could do it as follows:
Scenario(name="my new name", flags=PAUSE_BEFORE,
examples=Examples("x y result", [
(1,2,3), (2,2,4)
], test=test)(x=1, y=1, result=2)
]), test=test)(x=1, y=1, result=2)
```

Similarly, any other attribute of the scenario can be set. If the same attribute
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the description of the custom arguments. For example,

```bash
python3 ./test.py
python3 ./test.py --help
```
```bash
...
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## Outline

An [Outline] can be defined using [Outline] test definition class or [TestOutline] decorator.
An [Outline] is a sub-type of a [Test] type but can you can change the type
An [Outline] is a sub-type of a [Test] type but you can change the type
by passing it another [Type] or a [Sub-Type] such as [Scenario] or [Suite] etc.

However, because [Outline]s are meant to be called from other tests or used with [Examples]
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When [Examples] are defined for the [Outline] and an outline is called with no arguments from a test
that is of a higher [Type] than the [Type] of outline itself, then when called, the outline will iterate over all
the examples defined in the [Examples] table. For example,if you run the example above that executes the outline
the examples defined in the [Examples] table. For example, if you run the example above that executes the outline
with no arguments, you will see that the outline iterates over all the examples in the [Examples] table, where
each example, a row in the examples table, defines the values of the arguments for the outline.

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