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I am trying to add optional dictionary and list to my keyword, how can assign their default values?

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I am trying to add optional dictionary and list to my keyword, how can assign their default values?

robotframework

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  Are you writing this keyword in robot, in python, or some other language? It would help if you could provide a minimal reproducible example that shows us what you've tried.
  
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  Mar 26 at 13:05
  

  
  
  
  

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I am trying to add optional dictionary and list to my keyword, how can assign their default values?

robotframework

share|improve this question

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In the RF User Guide you can find examples of how you can add arguments with default values. In short, after the variable you have to add "=" and the value by default. Here is an example:

One Required And One With Default
[Arguments] $required $optional=default
[Documentation] This keyword takes 1-2 arguments
Log Required: $required
Log Optional: $optional

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While the other answer covers correctly keyword parameters with defeat values, your question is for a default list one.

And this is not allowed by Robot Framework syntax (and in python, having a default value being a predefined list is a source of a lot of pain and hidden bugs :). So the solution for that is to have a parameter which default value is None (usually, really anything the caller would not pass would do), and check was it set in the call; if not - assign it to the default list, inside the keyword:

My Keyword That Accepts Optional List
 [Arguments] $the_list=$None

 $the default value= Create List member0 the other one
 $the_list= Set Variable If $the_list is None $the default value # no argument passed when the keyword was called
 ... $the_list # an argument was passed, leave the variable as it was

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In the RF User Guide you can find examples of how you can add arguments with default values. In short, after the variable you have to add "=" and the value by default. Here is an example:

One Required And One With Default
[Arguments] $required $optional=default
[Documentation] This keyword takes 1-2 arguments
Log Required: $required
Log Optional: $optional

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answered Mar 26 at 7:50

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In the RF User Guide you can find examples of how you can add arguments with default values. In short, after the variable you have to add "=" and the value by default. Here is an example:

One Required And One With Default
[Arguments] $required $optional=default
[Documentation] This keyword takes 1-2 arguments
Log Required: $required
Log Optional: $optional

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 26 at 7:50

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In the RF User Guide you can find examples of how you can add arguments with default values. In short, after the variable you have to add "=" and the value by default. Here is an example:

One Required And One With Default
[Arguments] $required $optional=default
[Documentation] This keyword takes 1-2 arguments
Log Required: $required
Log Optional: $optional

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 26 at 7:50

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One Required And One With Default
[Arguments] $required $optional=default
[Documentation] This keyword takes 1-2 arguments
Log Required: $required
Log Optional: $optional

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 26 at 7:50

NomceNomce

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answered Mar 26 at 7:50

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answered Mar 26 at 7:50

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While the other answer covers correctly keyword parameters with defeat values, your question is for a default list one.

And this is not allowed by Robot Framework syntax (and in python, having a default value being a predefined list is a source of a lot of pain and hidden bugs :). So the solution for that is to have a parameter which default value is None (usually, really anything the caller would not pass would do), and check was it set in the call; if not - assign it to the default list, inside the keyword:

My Keyword That Accepts Optional List
 [Arguments] $the_list=$None

 $the default value= Create List member0 the other one
 $the_list= Set Variable If $the_list is None $the default value # no argument passed when the keyword was called
 ... $the_list # an argument was passed, leave the variable as it was

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 30 at 5:32

Todor MinakovTodor Minakov

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0

While the other answer covers correctly keyword parameters with defeat values, your question is for a default list one.

And this is not allowed by Robot Framework syntax (and in python, having a default value being a predefined list is a source of a lot of pain and hidden bugs :). So the solution for that is to have a parameter which default value is None (usually, really anything the caller would not pass would do), and check was it set in the call; if not - assign it to the default list, inside the keyword:

My Keyword That Accepts Optional List
 [Arguments] $the_list=$None

 $the default value= Create List member0 the other one
 $the_list= Set Variable If $the_list is None $the default value # no argument passed when the keyword was called
 ... $the_list # an argument was passed, leave the variable as it was

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 30 at 5:32

Todor MinakovTodor Minakov

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add a comment | 

While the other answer covers correctly keyword parameters with defeat values, your question is for a default list one.

And this is not allowed by Robot Framework syntax (and in python, having a default value being a predefined list is a source of a lot of pain and hidden bugs :). So the solution for that is to have a parameter which default value is None (usually, really anything the caller would not pass would do), and check was it set in the call; if not - assign it to the default list, inside the keyword:

My Keyword That Accepts Optional List
 [Arguments] $the_list=$None

 $the default value= Create List member0 the other one
 $the_list= Set Variable If $the_list is None $the default value # no argument passed when the keyword was called
 ... $the_list # an argument was passed, leave the variable as it was

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 30 at 5:32

Todor MinakovTodor Minakov

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My Keyword That Accepts Optional List
 [Arguments] $the_list=$None

 $the default value= Create List member0 the other one
 $the_list= Set Variable If $the_list is None $the default value # no argument passed when the keyword was called
 ... $the_list # an argument was passed, leave the variable as it was

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 30 at 5:32

Todor MinakovTodor Minakov

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answered Mar 30 at 5:32

Todor MinakovTodor Minakov

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answered Mar 30 at 5:32

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