Hi,

You need to escape the = with double \\

For example: ['a\\=5=expression1', 'a\\=5*2=expression2']

Operators already have a human readable form within Guvnor. Why do you need to replicate the behaviour?

With kind regards,

Mike

On 12 February 2013 11:55, rjr201 <rich.j.riley@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,

I've created an enumeration in Guvnor like so:

'Object.operator[]': ['== = equals', '!= = does not equal', '< = less than',
'> = greater than']

The less than and greater than map fine. But the equals and does not equal
don't. I realise that I need to escape the first two = signs, but can't find
a way to do it.

'\=\= = equals' doesn't work. Anyone got any ideas?

Sorry if this is something really easy to solve, but I can't work it out.

(also I realise that I could just have a drop down box with the mathematical
symbols in and not worry about mapping it to english, but apparently that
would be too technical for non-technical users )



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