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Hi,

I see that for Mac OSX implementation, it uses dynamic allocation of memory for storing the output file name (which is set based on value of the input_file here).

But for similar instances in Linux, Win32 and Win8, it uses a constant limit of 30 characters which might overflow in case of longer filenames or filepaths.

If you think this is a valid bug, I could go ahead and make a PR to fix this.

hi regarding your TODO item: "changing the parsing of the files so that properties can be used even if they are declared later in the file", I am trying to analyze it, but I am using MacOS, and after I make and build the output, the tsl executable can parse the input file, and generate parsing error too, but it bumps with Segmentation Fault on MacOS when writing the TSL output file. I diff the built binary and found it differs from that one on Google Drive by Alex Orso. does anyone have idea? is there a switch that I have to add to the C compiler?

When using the tool, if an IF or IF/ELSE statement is used in conjunction with an [error] or [single] statement, then the generated .tsl file will have sufficient information to generate a Test Case without also reviewing the original file. The reason is that the expression being evaluated is not included in the .tsl file.

For example:

Height:
    Less than 5 Feet.
    Between 5 Feet and 6 Feet.
    More than 5 Feet.                           [if A or B]
                                                                   [error]

Will produce a test case such as:

Test Case 1  		<error>  (follows [if])
   Height:  More than 5 Feet:

Here a test case cannot be produced without looking at the original txt file to see the "A or B" condition associated with the if statement. It might be better to show the expression that is evaluated for an If statement. Not clear how to address for an Else clause, but perhaps it can be handled in the same way.

there are 6 choices check boxes.
all combinations behave differently.. How can it be solve?