Re: using regex with beanshell

2006-08-02 Thread sebb
e does it again. Of course, this code doesn't do anything useful other than fail the assertion if it couldn't find the number. Have fun with it. Ryan -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/using-regex-with-beanshell-tf2029950.html#a5602388 Sent from the JMeter - User foru

Re: using regex with beanshell

2006-08-01 Thread Yanroy
ackslashes... this is because the java/beanshell compiler escapes the backslash characters once, then the regex engine does it again. Of course, this code doesn't do anything useful other than fail the assertion if it couldn't find the number. Have fun with it. Ryan -- View this me

Re: using regex with beanshell

2006-08-01 Thread paraglade
I have a similar issue your first problem. Have you been able to come up with any solutions? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/using-regex-with-beanshell-tf2029950.html#a5601684 Sent from the JMeter - User forum at Nabble.com

Re: using regex with beanshell

2006-08-01 Thread sebb
assertion. I'm hoping the assertion actually responds to the most recent request rather than the parent in the tree. Assertions are applied to all samples in their scope. The scope of a child element is its (sole) parent. Thanks for all your help, Ryan (aka Yanroy) -- View this message in co

using regex with beanshell

2006-07-31 Thread Yanroy
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