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Re: Read Hour and save in Variable. [message #1438668 is a reply to message #1437045] |
Mon, 06 October 2014 10:44 |
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You can use functions - using the ?func(...) notation in parameter fields - to get the date, format it and get the parts interesting to you. Storing them would be a store value operation on the Application component.
The string handling functions are only partly available in the released version. For some functions you might have to download the source project to add them to your version of Jubula.
- Achim
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Re: Read Hour and save in Variable. [message #1439050 is a reply to message #1438668] |
Mon, 06 October 2014 20:44 |
Plinio Froener Messages: 13 Registered: May 2014 |
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Hi Achim,
Thank you for your answer !!
I have the release 8.00 version of Jubula installed and these functions enable:
?getCentralTestDataSetValue(dataSetName,keyColumnName,entryKey,columnName)
?formatDate(date,formatString)
?mult(varArg1,varArg2)
?sub(minuend,subtrahend)
?base64Encode(string)
?div(dividend,divisor)
?round(toRound,precision)
?trunc(toTruncate,precision)
?modifyDate(date,offset)
?randomInt(exclusiveMaxValue)
?add(varArg1,varArg2)
?base64Decode(string)
?now()
?uuid()
?replaceAll(string,regex,replacement)
?parseDate(dateString,formatString)
?getNodeAttribute(attributeName)
I can´t get the Time machine using now() function(return only the Date). I miss some functions like "plus" vars and "TIME".
Do you know how could i get and install more functions on my Jubula Version ?
Thanks in advanced,
Plínio
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