I have a script routine that has 3 parameters. There are methods around my issue however these methods require multiple lines and causes confusion if it gets to hectic.
I have a generic script routine that inputs a date into a text box. I want this date not to be static rather I want the date to be based on todays date.
pTreatDate = 2 days before today
pReferralDate = 1 day before today
pConsultDate = Today
As you can see this code requires the variable to be dynamic. I have function calls that get this information. I want to be able to call those function calls and assign their result to these parametes
pTreatDate = DateUtilities.AddDays(DateUtiltities.Today(), -2)
pReferralDate = DateUtilities.AddDays(DateUtiltities.Today(), -1)
pConsultDate = DateUtiltities.Today()
Instead of just one line and one generic function in my keyword test, i now have to have 6 lines 3 script routines with 3 "last operation result" types
Perhaps this can be done another way?
