On 08/01/2009, efj <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Having thought about this in more detail it must be a variable substitution
> issue only. As my java class, rather than jmeter, is doing the acutal regexp
> evaluation. So why doesn't ${loopCount} get substituted in the following
> line of text:
>
> general000(?!${loopCount})
>
> when it does in this one:
>
> general000(${loopCount})
Try displaying the value that passed to the code.
For example,
${__log(general000(?!${loopCount})))
or whatever is more convenient.
> I'm guessing I have to escape one of these three (?! so that jmeter still
> recognises ${loopCount} as a variable to be replaced in the text string.
>
> Though if escape it in the text won't this then change my regexp???
>
> efj
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