How to test the length of a string in Workflow Designer

Permanently deleted user

3 juillet 2019 00:17

I have been programming for nearly 20 years, but I cannot figure out how to simply test the length of a string variable in Workflow Designer.  The variable I have is named sManholeID.  It has to be 6 characters long before the workflow continues.  Therefore, I am trying to set the Condition property in an If activity.  I have tried calling Len(sManholeID), Length(sManholeID), Strings.Len(sManholeID), sManholeID.Len(), sManholeID.len(), etc. and the Expression Editor isn't happy.  For equality to 6, I have tried single equal signs, double equal signs, grouping parentheses, etc.  I'm embarrassed to say that I'm stumped on this very simple expression.  Can you help me?

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  Permanently deleted user

  3 juillet 2019 00:36

  Hi Roger, try sManholeID.Length()

   

  Xaml workflows use VB.Net - if you add  "VB.Net" to to a Google search, you can usually find expressions that will work for Workflow.  Eg,  "string length VB.Net" gets good Google results for this question.

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  Nico Burgerhart

  3 juillet 2019 07:33

  And use the Intellisense feature.

   

  https://docs.geocortex.com/essentials/workflow/latest/help/Default.htm#wf/help/arguments-and-variables.htm#IntelliSense%3FTocPath%3DArguments%2520and%2520Variables%7C_____5

   

  Your expression should be something like sManholeID.Length = 6

   

   

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  Permanently deleted user

  3 juillet 2019 15:21

  Thank you both.  I had been searching the internet for how to do this in VBScript, not VB.Net, so your tip was very helpful.  I had also not known about Intellisense.  I had definitely tried pressing Ctrl+Space, without knowing I had to enable something first.  As far as my question goes, there are two expressions that worked as Conditions:

   

  sManholeID.Length() = 6

   

  and

   

  sManholeID.Length = 6

   

  "Roj"

   

   

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