It's the "spread" operator.
You can spread a list of parameters.
def params = [1, 2]
def method(int i1, int i2) { println i1 + i2}
assert method(*params) == 3
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 19:41, samdallas <
samtekdallas@...> wrote:
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> Following is the line used in one of test case.
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> results = alarmDataService.getTabular(* multiple2, 0, 10)
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> What does * means, does it mean that next parameter should be considered as
> a variable.
>
> Like in the above "multiple2" will be replaced by other variables.
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