Re: Bean Shell Preprocessor query

[ZK <st...@gmail.com>]

bshFoo = (vars.get("Foo"));
bshFoo = "Four";
vars.put("Foo", ""+bshFoo);



ZK

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Re: Bean Shell Preprocessor query

[Bruce Ide <fl...@gmail.com>]

Heh, I'm a programmer. I have to admit though, that I very rarely check my
return value for null after vars.get. I figure if my BSF sampler fails with
a null pointer exception, I should know what's going on. Using "" + for
string conversion is probably a little less efficient than
Long.toString(variable), since you're creating some extra temporary strings
that you'll have to garbage collect later on. It probably wouldn't make a
measurable difference in your test, unless you looped through doing it a few
thousand times or using a multi-megabyte String. A system I used to work on
would store 30+ megabyte Strings on a regular basis. You definitely don't
want to create any more copies of those than you have to!

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Re: Bean Shell Preprocessor query

[ZK <st...@gmail.com>]

Yes you are correct! ;)
However my mindset is to FORCE it to be string (even though it already is)
belt and braces :)

I'm an atheist


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Re: Bean Shell Preprocessor query

[Bruce Ide <fl...@gmail.com>]

You don't need to use ""+ to convert bshFoo into a String! It's already a
String! And using ""+ to convert something to a String is the wrong way to
do that, anyway!

God!

;-)

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