Examples of com.dtrules.interpreter.IRObject.stringValue()

com.dtrules.interpreter.IRObject.stringValue()

By default, the toString() method for most Objects should provide a representation of the object that can be used as the postFix value. The stringValue should provide simply the data for the object. Thus If I want to append the a String and a Date to create a new string, I should append the results from their stringValue() implementation.

If I needed the postfix (and thus the quotes and maybe other ) then call postFix(). But if the postFix is going to match either stringValue() or toString, it is going to match toString().

@return

                
                String   pattern = state.datapop().stringValue();
                IRObject obj1    = state.datapop();
                String   v       = "";
                if(obj1.type().getId() != IRObject.iNull){
                   v = obj1.stringValue().trim();
                }   
                String [] results = v.split(pattern);
                
                RArray r = new RArray(state.getSession().getUniqueID(),false,false);
                for(String t : results){

      public void execute(DTState state) throws RulesException {
        IRObject            rarray = state.datapop();
        ArrayList<IRObject> array  = rarray.arrayValue();
        array.clear();
                if (state.testState(DTState.TRACE)){
                    state.traceInfo("clear","array",rarray.stringValue(),null);
                }
      }
    }    


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