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Foreword
1 Scope
2 References
   2.1 Normative references
   2.2 Informative references
3 Definitions and abbreviations
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Abbreviations
4 Introduction
   4.1 TPLan: A formal notation for expressing test purposes
   4.2 Extensibility of TPLan
   4.3 The Test Suite Structure
   4.4 Areas of application
   4.5 Limitations of TPLan
5 TPLan keywords, comments and identifiers
   5.1 TPLan keywords
   5.2 Comments
   5.3 TPLan identifiers
   5.4 Uniqueness of identifiers
   5.5 Including files
6 TSS Header
   6.1 Standard TSS header entries
   6.2 User defined TSS Header entries
7 External references
8 User definitions
   8.1 User defined words
   8.2 User-defined headers
   8.3 User-defined test entities
   8.4 User-defined events and parameters
   8.5 User defined values
   8.6 User defined units
   8.7 User defined conditions
   8.8 Constraining keywords to specific contexts
9 Groups
10 TP Header
   10.1 Standard TP Header entries
   10.2 User defined TP Header entries
11 TP body
   11.1 TP body structure
   11.2 TP pre-conditions
   11.3 TP stimuli
   11.4 TP responses
   11.5 Precedence of TPLan statements
   11.6 Temporal ordering of TPLan statements
   11.7 Using user defined test entities, conditions and words
   11.8 Glue words and readability
Annex A (normative): The TPLan Grammar
      A.1 Syntactic Rules
      A.2 TPLan EBNF Productions
Annex B (informative): Use of the IPT Testing Framework
      B.1 IPT naming conventions
      B.2 IPT cross references
Annex C (informative): A guide to using TPLan in a communications
        testing environment
      C.1 General considerations
      C.2 The TPLan header
      C.3 Test Purposes
Annex D (informative): Some communications testing examples
      D.1 IPv6 Interoperability Test Purposes
      D.2 QSIG Interoperability Test Purposes
      D.3 ISDN Conformance Test Purposes
Annex E (informative): Bibliography
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