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Why custom functions can't be used directly in assert?
jkronegg2
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I'm doing the following in a Sahi test script but it fails when calling a custom function:
But when I'm using an intermediate variable, it works:
From my point of view, this is neither practical nor intuitive.
Is it the way Sahi is designed or is there a special way to define and call user functions ?
function myFunction() {
return 10;
}
_assertTrue(myFunction()>0); // fails with error "myFunction is undefined"
But when I'm using an intermediate variable, it works:
var $myVar = myFunction();
_assertTrue($myVar>0); // works as expected
From my point of view, this is neither practical nor intuitive.
Is it the way Sahi is designed or is there a special way to define and call user functions ?
Answers
either put your function in <browser> tags or use an intermediate step.