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What this guide covers
A source note for developers and writers testing screenplay import and export between tools. It lists the sixteen fictional Fountain and FDX cases, what each checks, how files are graded for portability, and how to record a result. Based on the documentation only; no fixture was run or validated.
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screenplay-interop test files: what the Fountain and FDX cases check and how to use them (documented, not run)
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A source note for developers and writers testing screenplay import and export between tools. It lists the sixteen fictional Fountain and FDX cases, what each checks, how files are graded for portability, and how to record a result. Based on the documentation only; no fixture was run or validated.
Useful starting points
- When testing a tool, record its version, the fixture commit and the input hash alongside what you observed.
- Several cases, such as locked pages and A/B page labels, are rated likely to lose information in other tools, so a difference there is expected.
- Cases marked unknown, such as missing revision sets or custom styles, are meant to expose how a tool warns the writer.
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