example syntax

[Andy Dingfelder]

I'm seeing a strange error in my Intellij IDE

Im using markdown like this:

| [run][] [Scenario](- "c:example")   |

The IDE is complaining of an error:

Error:(17, 34) '=' expected - this position refers to the closing doublequote after example

Looking at the docs, I see the following code

<div concordion:example="example2">

but that's for html, not markdown.  (all the markdown examples I see just say: "c:example")

I tried changing it to:
| [run][] [Scenario](- "c:example=compareSQL")   |

But when I run that test, I get the following exception 

Specification has duplicate example: 'compareSQL'

java.lang.Exception: Specification has duplicate example: 'compareSQL'

at org.junit.runners.model.InitializationError.<init>(InitializationError.java:38)

at org.concordion.integration.junit4.ConcordionRunner.verifyUniqueExampleMethods(ConcordionRunner.java:100)

Whats the right way to do this in markdown?

Cheers,

Andy

[Nigel Charman]

The example command syntax with Markdown uses header elements, see https://concordion.org/instrumenting/java/markdown/#example-command.

[Nigel Charman]

Sorry, I didn't click this was part of a table.

Here are the docs for this , but it looks like you're right (assuming the run reference link is defined after the table).

Please raise an issue on the IntelliJ plugin.

On 2/10/18 11:14 PM, Andy Dingfelder wrote:

Thanks Nigel

I'm not sure I quite understood your response - I already referred to that page in my table header command - the example there shows 

## [Example 1](- "example1") 

my code had

| [run][] [Scenario](- "c:example") |

that's the line that the compiler is complaining about, looking for an equal sign

perhaps its an intellij issue ?

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[Andy Dingfelder]

yes, I do have a run command after that table.

I've added an issue - cheers

https://github.com/concordion/idea-concordion-support/issues/21