I got a little closer. Starting to understand javaScript a little.
${__javaScript( var S = new String("See Jane Run") ; with (S)
toString(),myString)}
2 problems.
1. How do I pass "See Jane Run" as a variable?
2. Where I have toString(), what can I do to replace Jane with another
word?
I am learning java script as I go, hence the toString(). Just doing it one
step at a time.
I hope I am starting to make my problem understandable.
Thanks,
Chris
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I don't think I made myself clear.
StringFromFile reads in a file. Lets say that it says "See jane run.".
Once I read that in, I want to change "jane" to some other word for each
loop and thread.
Very simplistic example, but that is the functionality I need.
I hope that makes more sense.
Thanks,
Chris
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I get the impression what he'd like is for the value from StringFromFile to
be
interpreted as a possible JMeter function, but that doesn't happen right
now -
the function returns it's string without looking at it.
It seems a little odd that you'd need to have a list of values each with
_different_ functions within them. If the same function would serve, then
you
could probably do something like:
${__specialFunction()}${__StringFromFile(partial_values.txt)}
Where, instead of putting the special function in the data file, put it in
the
JMeter component and just put the remaining static part of your value int
the
data file.
If you really intend to use different functions for each value, then I
don't see a
way of doing that, right now. I suppose JMeter could be modified to always
check functions' return values as possible functions themselves, but that
would
incur a potentially severe performance hit. Right now all functions are
"compiled" before the test starts, which helps performance greatly.
-Mike
On 13 Oct 2003 at 17:02, BAZLEY, Sebastian wrote:
> Try the regex or javascript functions.
>
> Or perhaps you could edit the input file? - you can have multiple calls
to
> SFF in the test plan, and each has its own reader, so if you want several
> pieces of information at once, you could instead read from several
different
> files.
>
> S.
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> I load in a string using StringFromFile function.
> Once I get the string, how can I replace a portion of the string with
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> other value?
> Similar functionality as a replaceFirst in the java String object.
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> Thanks,
> Chris
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