Function COUNT

[mauro]

Hello.
Little problem.

it's probably my problem that I didn't understand what the function does ...
I need to count how many times a word appears in the last item acquired.
specifically I have to count how many times "successfully" happens, if it is not equal to two I have to raise the trigger.
then this is my simple code:
{HOST07:testRestore.count(#1,successfully)}<>2

but it does not work.

the item vaule is this:

**************************************************
*********** TEST DI RESTORE FILE ********
**************************************************
*********** DATA TEST: 27.07.2019 6:00:03,18
**************************************************
Test recupero file: C:\DASHARE\unins000.dat
Il test e' valido se al termine compare la scritta 'The operation completed successfully.'
**************************************************
Total time: 00:00:05
The operation completed successfully.


even with the test (under trigger constructor) I always get false.
I tried in many way... nothing.

[AvaTTaR]

I didn`t get clear what exactly you need..

If we talk about how many last ten results includes a word "acquired" than it will be count(#10,"acquired")

about {HOST07:testRestore.count(#1,successfully)}<>2 your misstake is in count of results and better comment strings - {HOST07:testRestore.count(#2,"successfully")}<>2

[mauro]

Thx for reply.
I need to know how many times appears the word "succesfully" in the last value of the item "testRestore".
I thought of using the count function, setting as the first parameter #1 but the result il always false .
In the example shown it is clear that it should be false (there are two "succesfully" and the condition is <> 2) but it is still false even if I put <> 1 or if I change the test value with only one occurrence.

[mauro]

Ok, we bypass the obstacle.
at this point I could do this:
{HOST07:testRestore.count (# 1, ^*successfully*succesfully* $)} <> 1

so it should go and reach the goal.
but I still can't get it to work.

ideas?

[mauro]

resolved in this way:
{HOST07:testRestore.regexp(.*successfully.*success fully.*,#1)}=0
and now works.