It's possible, of course, to use a fixture directly, by calling its methods in code.

However, it's assumed in ''!-FitLibrary-!'' that the underlying framework will inject a runtime into all fixture objects. The runtime contains such information as:

 * Values of dynamic variables
 * Values of time-outs
 * Defined actions
 * References to the global action object, which provides methods for dealing with dynamic variables and etc

If you try to use a fixture programmatically you may get an error "Runtime has not been injected into this". Here's the fix:

After you create your fixture object, explicitly inject a runtime into it.  Eg:
----{{{MyDoFixture doF = new MyDoFixture();
doF.setRuntime(new RuntimeContextContainer());
}}}----
Now it's possible for this to be done automatically, and this will be added later. I don't want to do it automatically at this stage because it will hide any other potential problems with runtime.

!**> Note for Rick
!2 Don't rename this page as it's referenced from within the code at Traverse.getRuntimeContext()
**!