Hi all.
After executing the next two lines
c:set var=foo1/c:set
c:set var=foo value=$foo + 1/
the value of foo is 11
Is there a way to get that the value of foo be 2 using expression
language?
Thanks in advance.
Pedro.
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Subject: Standard expression language question
Hi all.
After executing the next two lines
c:set var=foo1/c:set
c:set var=foo value=$foo + 1/
the value of foo is 11
Is there a way to get that the value of foo be 2 using expression
language?
Thanks in advance.
Pedro.
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From: Pedro Diaz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Standard expression language question
Hi all.
After executing the next two lines
c:set var=foo1/c:set
c:set var=foo
Hi Pedro,
The answer will depend on the final expression language. For now, the
behavior you note is caused by the experimental 'ECMAScript' expression
language included with EA3; it performs concatenation on values it sees
as Strings. In this experimental language, you can work around the
