Hi Denis,
I think that your
def isDateInRange(event) {
// this statement breaks if eventTo is not a Date!
eventTo.after(event)
}
is faulty: it uses the variable eventTo that is not defined here. When your
script contains:
eventTo = makeDate(step.project.properties.eventTo)
then the eventTo variable is put in the binding and can be retrieved in the
isDateInRange method. When you use the def keyword
def eventTo = makeDate(step.project.properties.eventTo)
the variable is local (to the run() method of the script) and can't be seen
in makeDate.
I think therefore that the scriptStep / groovy steps behave correctly. Why
doesn't your makeDate simply take 2 parameters?
Marc.
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