Bug: CompareProperty
procedure Test; var Count, CountDiff; begin Count := 0; CountDiff := 0; log.message('cmpLess'); aqObject.CompareProperty(Count, cmpLess...
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I tried a little something.
It seems that the aqObject.CompareProperty primarily expects the property and the value for comparison to be strings, not integers. If change the code to
Then I get
cmpLess 9:19:23 Normal
[error]The property value "0" is greater than the baseline value "0" or equals it. 9:19:23 Normal
cmpLessOrEqual 9:19:23 Normal
[normal]The property value "0" is less than the baseline value "0" or equals it. 9:19:23 Normal
cmpGreater 9:19:23 Normal
[error]The property value "0" is less than the baseline value "0" or equals it. 9:19:24 Normal
cmpGreaterOrEqual 9:19:24 Normal
[normal]The property value "0" is greater than the baseline value "0" or equals it. 9:19:24 Normal
So, I'd suggest making sure, for now, that the values you're comparing to (your CountDiff variable) are converted to strings using aqConvert.VartoStr.
It seems that the aqObject.CompareProperty primarily expects the property and the value for comparison to be strings, not integers. If change the code to
Count := '0';
CountDiff := '0';
Then I get
cmpLess 9:19:23 Normal
[error]The property value "0" is greater than the baseline value "0" or equals it. 9:19:23 Normal
cmpLessOrEqual 9:19:23 Normal
[normal]The property value "0" is less than the baseline value "0" or equals it. 9:19:23 Normal
cmpGreater 9:19:23 Normal
[error]The property value "0" is less than the baseline value "0" or equals it. 9:19:24 Normal
cmpGreaterOrEqual 9:19:24 Normal
[normal]The property value "0" is greater than the baseline value "0" or equals it. 9:19:24 Normal
So, I'd suggest making sure, for now, that the values you're comparing to (your CountDiff variable) are converted to strings using aqConvert.VartoStr.