How to use tableUsesDynamicArgs method of gauge Package

Best Gauge code snippet using gauge.tableUsesDynamicArgs

step.go

Source:step.go Github

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...76}77func (step *Step) UsesDynamicArgs(args ...string) bool {78 for _, arg := range args {79 for _, stepArg := range step.Args {80 if (stepArg.Value == arg && stepArg.ArgType == Dynamic) || (stepArg.ArgType == TableArg && tableUsesDynamicArgs(stepArg, arg)) {81 return true82 }83 }84 }85 return false86}87func tableUsesDynamicArgs(tableArg *StepArg, arg string) bool {88 for _, cells := range tableArg.Table.Columns {89 for _, cell := range cells {90 if cell.CellType == Dynamic && cell.Value == arg {91 return true92 }93 }94 }95 return false96}97func (step *Step) getArgsInOrder(newStep *Step, orderMap map[int]int) []*StepArg {98 args := make([]*StepArg, len(newStep.Args))99 for key, value := range orderMap {100 arg := &StepArg{Value: newStep.Args[key].Value, ArgType: Static}101 if newStep.Args[key].ArgType == SpecialString || newStep.Args[key].ArgType == SpecialTable {...

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tableUsesDynamicArgs

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1import (2import (3func main() {4 fmt.Println("Hello World!")5}6func tableUsesDynamicArgs() {7 table := gauge.Table{8 Headers: []string{"Name", "Age"},9 Rows: [][]string{10 {"John", "12"},11 {"Mary", "18"},12 },13 }14 table.UseDynamicArgs()15}16func tableUsesDynamicArgsWithArgs() {17 table := gauge.Table{18 Headers: []string{"Name", "Age"},19 Rows: [][]string{20 {"John", "12"},21 {"Mary", "18"},22 },23 }24 table.UseDynamicArgs("Name", "Age")25}26func tableUsesDynamicArgsWithArgsAndNoHeaders() {27 table := gauge.Table{28 Rows: [][]string{29 {"John", "12"},30 {"Mary", "18"},31 },32 }33 table.UseDynamicArgs("Name", "Age")34}35func tableUsesDynamicArgsWithNoArgs() {36 table := gauge.Table{37 Headers: []string{"Name", "Age"},38 Rows: [][]string{39 {"John", "12"},40 {"Mary", "18"},41 },42 }43 table.UseDynamicArgs()44}45func tableUsesDynamicArgsWithNoArgsAndNoHeaders() {46 table := gauge.Table{47 Rows: [][]string{48 {"John", "12"},49 {"Mary", "18"},50 },51 }52 table.UseDynamicArgs()53}54func tableUsesDynamicArgsWithNoRows() {55 table := gauge.Table{56 Headers: []string{"Name", "Age"},57 }58 table.UseDynamicArgs("Name", "Age")59}60func tableUsesDynamicArgsWithNoRowsAndNoHeaders() {61 table := gauge.Table{}62 table.UseDynamicArgs("Name", "Age")63}

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tableUsesDynamicArgs

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println(gauge.TableUsesDynamicArgs())4}5import (6func main() {7 fmt.Println(gauge.TableUsesDynamicArgs())8}9import (10func main() {11 fmt.Println(gauge.TableUsesDynamicArgs())12}13import (14func main() {15 fmt.Println(gauge.TableUsesDynamicArgs())16}17import (18func main() {19 fmt.Println(gauge.TableUsesDynamicArgs())20}21import (22func main() {23 fmt.Println(gauge.TableUsesDynamicArgs())24}25import (26func main() {27 fmt.Println(gauge.TableUsesDynamicArgs())28}29import (30func main() {31 fmt.Println(gauge.TableUsesDynamicArgs())32}33import (34func main() {35 fmt.Println(gauge.TableUsesDynamicArgs())36}

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tableUsesDynamicArgs

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1import (2func main() {3 gauge.Step("Step 1 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {4 fmt.Println("Step 1")5 })6 gauge.Step("Step 2 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {7 fmt.Println("Step 2")8 })9 gauge.Step("Step 3 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {10 fmt.Println("Step 3")11 })12 gauge.Step("Step 4 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {13 fmt.Println("Step 4")14 })15 gauge.Step("Step 5 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {16 fmt.Println("Step 5")17 })18 gauge.Step("Step 6 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {19 fmt.Println("Step 6")20 })21 gauge.Step("Step 7 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {22 fmt.Println("Step 7")23 })24 gauge.Step("Step 8 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {25 fmt.Println("Step 8")26 })27 gauge.Step("Step 9 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {28 fmt.Println("Step 9")29 })30 gauge.Step("Step 10 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {31 fmt.Println("Step 10")32 })33 gauge.Step("Step 11 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {34 fmt.Println("Step 11")35 })36 gauge.Step("Step 12 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {37 fmt.Println("Step 12")38 })39 gauge.Step("Step 13 <arg1> <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {40 fmt.Println("Step 13")41 })42 gauge.Step("Step 14 <arg1> <arg2

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1import (2func sayHello(name string, age int) {3 fmt.Println("Hello", name, "and", age, "years old")4}5func main() {6 gauge.Step("Say \"Hello\" to <name> and <age> years old", sayHello)7 gauge.Start()8}9import (10func sayHello(name string, age int) {11 fmt.Println("Hello", name, "and", age, "years old")12}13func main() {14 gauge.Step("Say \"Hello\" to <name> and <age> years old", sayHello)15 gauge.Start()16}17import (18func sayHello(name string, age int) {19 fmt.Println("Hello", name, "and", age, "years old")20}21func main() {22 gauge.Step("Say \"Hello\" to <name> and <age> years old", sayHello)23 gauge.Start()24}25import (

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