Defining and Expressing Variables.
You can define a variable to represent any amount of text. The text in a variable is never interpreted as wiki markup. It is always raw literal text.- You can define a variable like this: !define var {text}
- Or you can define a variable like this !define var (text)
- The reason there are two forms is so that you can include braces or parenthesis in your variables.
- The variable text can span many lines as shown below:
!define myVariable {
This is the
text of my
variable
}
You express the value of a variable like this: ${myVariable}. This expression is replaced with the value of the variable.
The value of the variable is:
this is the
text of my
variable
.
If a variable is expressed on a page, but is not found, then its parent pages are searched in order.
See Variable fitnesse test and Parent Variable fitnesse test.
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