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ilija_panov
13 years agoContributor
Forgot to mention that
var accounts = Project.Variables.accounts;
Log.Message(accounts);
doesnt fail, but simply states [object Object] in the test log.
I can assume it keeps the objects in some propriatery object class and
not the one form the source object (in my case is JScript dictionary
with string key and value pairs), so probably it will be neccesary to
write a script to convert the objects to\from the propriatery class
unless there are some function available istead of assigning it with =
var accounts = Project.Variables.accounts;
Log.Message(accounts);
doesnt fail, but simply states [object Object] in the test log.
I can assume it keeps the objects in some propriatery object class and
not the one form the source object (in my case is JScript dictionary
with string key and value pairs), so probably it will be neccesary to
write a script to convert the objects to\from the propriatery class
unless there are some function available istead of assigning it with =