Xporter: How to print variable used to iterate

BaldDude79 March 7, 2017

Hello, the question says it all. I'm trying to print the value of a variable used to iterate in  a for loop... but nothing is shown.

   

&{for count=TestsCount}
        Count: ${count}
   &{end}

When using this, Count doesnt show anything, but TestsCount is equal to 2.

What am I doing wrong?

 

Thanks for your help.

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Rui Rodrigues
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March 7, 2017

Hi @Barry Allan,

This &{for...  &{end} notation is used only to iterate over issues.

In your case you just need to use this (Xporter 5.0):

#{for count=TestsCount}
Count: ${count}
#{end}

If you just want to print the TestsCount value use this:

${TestsCount}

Cheers,

Rui Rodrigues

BaldDude79 March 8, 2017

I can TestsCount, but the for loop doesn't print any value. I do have Xporter 5.0

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March 8, 2017

The count variable represents the current index value. What do you want to print? The total or the current index value?

BaldDude79 March 8, 2017

The current index value.

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March 8, 2017

You must user ${count} to print the current iteration index, as shown on the example above.

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