What is the syntax of XBuffer for a Dynamic Comparison?

• A. Static Text {XB[BufferName]}
• B. DynamicValue {BufferName}
• C. DataBuffer[Name]
• D. BufferName with braces

Answer: (A)

Dynamic comparisons in Tosca rely on pulling the current value from an XBuffer at runtime and embedding it into the text to be compared. The correct format uses Static Text followed by a placeholder that references the XBuffer: {XB[BufferName]}. This tells Tosca to replace that placeholder with the actual value stored in the buffer named BufferName when performing the comparison, enabling a dynamic check against the live UI value.

The other formats don’t invoke the XBuffer at runtime in the same way; they don’t provide the proper placeholder syntax to substitute the stored value. As a result, only Static Text {XB[BufferName]} correctly implements a Dynamic Comparison.