Hi

For me, it works just like that. I use for example (please excuse the localized 
example):
Och anger texten RT-Lektor under Ange inriktning för vald examen
If you see it color coded (as I intended) you see that "Ange inriktning för 
vald examen" is interpreted as the second parameter in that step.

HTH,
Christian



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Ämne: [jbehave-user] Fwd: Writing story parameters with spaces

Hi,
I am new to Jbehave and need a clarification regarding writing stories.
I have a step in the story where it gives a name of a person as "James Bond", 
without
quotation marks. So I have to write a step in my step class as follows,
Scenario:
Given user name is James Bond
@Given("user name is $userName")
public void setUserName(String userName) {
........................
}
In this case how can I capture the value James Bond to my userName parameter?
Thanks.



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