Hi,
I am running version 11.6.3.3.
I have been using snippets for a little while and one that I have been using with only one input placeholder was working fine but I decided to modify it to take in a second argument.
When I attempt to use 2 input strings, the output does not seem to work correctly. What happen is that the wrong strings are being replaced for the given placeholders.
My "assumption" is that QAP has support for prompting of multiple input strings as in this example:
Code:
#Comment Strings {Input:Enter_String01} {Input:Enter_String02_IfAny}
echo -e "\nERROR:{Enter_String01} in var: {Enter_String02_IfAny} "
if i enter "foo" and "bar" as my 2 strings i was expecting:
#Comment Strings foo bar
echo -e "\nERROR:foo in var: bar "
Instead when I get is a value for my prior attempt as the first string and the second string is the actual second string that I typed.
For example if I type in "string 3" and "string 4" I may see something like
#Comment Strings string 3 string 4
echo -e "\nERROR:foo in var: string 4 "
where "foo" is being cached so to speak from the prior attempt, and the correct "string 4" Being printed in the correct 2nd position.
Here is an example:
Am I doing something wrong here or is this a bug?
Thanks