Examples of org.apache.jmeter.control.SwitchController

org.apache.jmeter.control.SwitchController

Implements a controller which selects at most one of its children based on the condition value, which may be a number or a string.

For numeric input, the controller processes the appropriate child, where the numbering starts from 0. If the number is out of range, then the first (0th) child is selected. If the condition is the empty string, then it is assumed to be 0.

For non-empty non-numeric input, the child is selected by name. This may be the name of the controller or a sampler. If the string does not match any of the names, then the controller with the name "default" (any case) is processed. If there is no default entry, then unlike the numeric case, no child is selected.

    public SwitchControllerGui() {
        init();
    }


    public TestElement createTestElement() {
        SwitchController ic = new SwitchController();
        modifyTestElement(ic);
        return ic;
    }

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        init();
    }


    @Override
    public TestElement createTestElement() {
        SwitchController ic = new SwitchController();
        modifyTestElement(ic);
        return ic;
    }

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    public SwitchControllerGui() {
        init();
    }


    public TestElement createTestElement() {
        SwitchController ic = new SwitchController();
        modifyTestElement(ic);
        return ic;
    }

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        init();
    }


    public TestElement createTestElement()
    {
        SwitchController ic = new SwitchController();
        modifyTestElement(ic);
        return ic;
    }

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  public SwitchControllerGui() {
    init();
  }


  public TestElement createTestElement() {
    SwitchController ic = new SwitchController();
    modifyTestElement(ic);
    return ic;
  }

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  public SwitchControllerGui() {
    init();
  }


  public TestElement createTestElement() {
    SwitchController ic = new SwitchController();
    modifyTestElement(ic);
    return ic;
  }

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