Am 12.09.2016 um 19:30 schrieb mozzarella:
Thanks Felix.
When I implement the "\", I receive the error: "Token Parsing Error: Lexical
error at line 2, column 57. Encountered: "," (44), after : "\".
Oops, posted to early. There is no need to escape the comma there, as it
is not within the function.
I tried your example with different names (one=1, two=2) and used a
Beanshell Pre-Processor which had the script
vars.put("a", "${__longSum(${one}, -${two})});
and it worked ( a had the value -1).
Sorry for chasing you down the wrong road.
Felix
When I implemet a double "\\", I do not receive the the parameter error or
the token parsing error. But I do receive "java.lang.NumberFormatException:
For input string: "172352 \".
I understand why it's throwing the NumberFormatException error due to the
double "\". However, I don't understand the parsing error when implementing
the single "\" as instructed by the function reference page.
Is this the correct way? Example:
vars.put("Total_Time","${__longSum(${End_Time}\,-${Start_Time})}");
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