Hello John, all,

(and Happy New Year!)

While dealing with some workflow definitions, I have come across a number of
issues related to the OpenWFE language itself. I'm focused in doing all the
flow definitions using XML expressions, but unfortunately I have found that
most documentation of the expressions in
http://openwferu.rubyforge.org/expressions.html is Ruby-based. I have also
checked the original OpenWFE manual (http://www.openwfe.org/manual), and
after testing I have found that not everything is working (for example, the
<not> tag for a condition, or the <loop> with <until>).

I need to do some very basic things, such as loops and conditions, and it
would be of much help if you could indicate me the correct way to do a
comparison: to know if a field named "my_field" has a value of "25", which
one is the correct way?

A.
<if>
   <equals field-value="my_field" other-value="25"/>
   ...
B.
<if>
   <equals field="${f:my_field}" other-value="25"/>
   ...

C.
<if>
   <equals field-value="${f:my_field}" other-value="25"/>
   ...

D.
<if test="${f:my_field} == 25" />
...

Or maybe "other-value" has to be another field?

The reason I'm asking this is because I have seen some conflicting
expressions in the documentation, and now I'm a bit confused. Can you help
me?

Thank you very much, and kind regards,

Emilio


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