How to Evaluate two variables in robot framework?

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${req_attribute}=  Evaluate  ${result_attribute}.${tgt_record.TGT_ATTR_ID}

Please go over Evaluate and edit your question to be clearer. — avivd
– avivd, Commented Jul 17, 2022 at 11:20
Please take the time to create a complete minimal reproducible example. What you're doing should work if the variables result in valid python. — Bryan Oakley
– Bryan Oakley, Commented Jul 17, 2022 at 22:09

Dan Constantinescu · Accepted Answer · 2022-07-17 13:00:10Z

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As indicated in comment you can use Evaluate function to evaluate an expression. Expression must use Python syntax. Below is an example:

Evaluate an expression
    [Tags]    TestRail-C000000

    ${first_var} =    Evaluate  2
    ${second_var} =   Evaluate  3

    ${multiplication} =    Evaluate    ${first_var} * ${second_var}
    ${power} =    Evaluate    ${first_var} ** ${second_var}
    ${tuple} =    Evaluate    ${first_var}, ${second_var}

    Log To Console    ${multiplication}
    Log To Console    ${power}
    Log To Console    ${tuple}

edited Jul 17, 2022 at 13:00

answered Jul 17, 2022 at 12:46

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The Coder Over a year ago

Can I Evaluate like this? ${req_attribute}= Evaluate ${result_attribute},${tgt_record.TGT_ATTR_ID} note- I changed comma instead of dot.

Dan Constantinescu Over a year ago

Yes, the result will be a tuple. I'm updating the example to include this case.

The Coder Over a year ago

Oh then how can I change that tuple into string?

Dan Constantinescu Over a year ago

You can use a formatted string: ${string} = Evaluate f"{${first_var}},{${second_var}}"

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