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Member-of query

Lest I reinvent the wheel, I'll ask here...

 

I would like to create a query that checks that a given value appears in a list of values:

 

bool memberOf(value_to_test, list_of_values())

 

Is there a way to create such a thing in iTest with XPATH?

 

BTW, list_of_values() may return multiple instances of the same value.

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The attached response map illustrates how to implement the memberOf() query:

 

Definition:  count({0}[. = {1}])>0

Use:  memberOf("//list","//value")


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How flexible is the list of values, and how do you formulate it? Can you concat them, and then use Xpath string contains? Are they text nodes?
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It's a raw list of supported firmware version with duplication and out of order:

 

v2.31 

v1.70

v1.72

v2.31

v2.40

 

 

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Yeah, but...raw list? tcl list? Or list as in the output of a command? If it is the output of a command, you can make it a table, and then use table/row [text="foo"] and count. Or define a block that matches v.\d+, and do a similar trick.
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