
I think Java / Groovy can return only one object. You could return a single array of the two strings. The calling script would store that in an array variable, then you could get the variable[0] and variable[1] as the two separate things (in the calling script).
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Thanks for the advice. I will try that out!
Just rephrasing David’s idea as code:
CustomKeyword:
package mypackage
import com.kms.katalon.core.annotation.Keyword
class ApplicationName {
/**
* @return List of String: ['foo', 'bar']
*/
@Keyword
def List<String> getValues() {
List<String> names = ['foo', 'bar']
return names
}
}
Test Case:
List<String> names = CustomKeywords."mypackage.ApplicationName.getValues"()WebUI.verifyEqual(names[0], 'foo')WebUI.verifyEqual(names[1], 'bar')
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def fi()
{return [2,3]
}
def (a,b)= fi()
println (a)
println (b)