/**

   * The test_baseline() below fails if you have dbg on it as here. 

   * It passes if you don't have dbg on it.

   * 

   * The problem is some interaction of the try/catch surrounding expression

   * evaluation at compile time and the InteractiveDebugger/Trace

   * 

   * We run the expression and catch errors if it

   * ISNT constant, as a way of determining whether it is a constant. The 

   * expression is { .. } which is NOT constant, and a throw of IllegalStateException

   * occurs which is caught (supposed to be anyway) very nearby where it is

   * thrown. But somehow, we end up exiting as if the exception was not caught.

   * 

   * This happens on the final, 26th such throw. All earlier throws/catch work

   * fine. (If you set a breakpoint on IllegalStateException caught and uncaught

   * you can set the hit count to 26 and watch what happens here.

   * 

   * I am mystified by this. -mikeb 2014-09-26

   */

  def dbg = {

    Debugger.withTracing(false)

    // LoggingDefaults.setLoggingLevel(LogLevel.Debug)

  }

  @Test def test_baseline() { dbg; runner_01.runOneTest("initiatedContentSeqBaseline") }