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42 lines
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!3 You can save and recall symbols in a !-ColumnFixture-!. You do this by using the =id? and id= syntax.
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* =id? or =id() takes the output of a function and stores it in the symbol named by the cell. In the example below the integer 1 is stored in the symbol ''one'', and the integer 2 is stored in the symbol ''two''.
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* id= recalls the value of the symbol named by the cell, and puts it in the ''id'' variable.
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!|fitnesse.fixtures.ColumnFixtureTestFixture|
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|input|=output?|
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|1|one|
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|2|two|
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!|fitnesse.fixtures.ColumnFixtureTestFixture|
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|input=|output?|
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|one|1|
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|two|2|
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'''With classed integral types, there's a chance the value may be null as a correct result:'''
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!|fitnesse.fixtures.ColumnFixtureTestFixture|
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|integerInput|=integerOutput?|
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|1|one|
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|2|two|
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|null|three|
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!|fitnesse.fixtures.ColumnFixtureTestFixture|
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|integerInput=|integerOutput?|
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|one|1|
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|two|2|
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|three|null|
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{{{
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public class ColumnFixtureTestFixture extends ColumnFixture
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{
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public int input;
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public int output() {return input;}
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public Integer integerInput;
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public Integer integerOutput() { return integerInput; }
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public boolean exception() throws Exception {throw new Exception("I thowed up");}
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}
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}}}
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