Ah right. I should have guessed that. Thank-you.
I'm creating a language that is pure dsl and doesn't require the user to
reference the object model classes directly. We're only in the very early
development experimental stages at the moment, so this may change. I'm doing
this because there was co
Hi,
You need to escape the = with double \\
For example: ['a\\=5=expression1', 'a\\=5*2=expression2']
Operators already have a human readable form within Guvnor. Why do you need
to replicate the behaviour?
With kind regards,
Mike
On 12 February 2013 11:55, rjr201 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've creat
Hi,
I've created an enumeration in Guvnor like so:
'Object.operator[]': ['== = equals', '!= = does not equal', '< = less than',
'> = greater than']
The less than and greater than map fine. But the equals and does not equal
don't. I realise that I need to escape the first two = signs, but can't f
