| Q: | Why does add oneShotBehavior { … } or addOneShotBehavior { … } (or other behaviors) not work even though I have GroovyExtensions enabled? |
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| A: | These two synaxes supported by GroovyExtensions have been removed since fjåge v1.2. Instead use the new Groovy syntax add new OneShotBehavior({ … }). The similarity with the Java syntax avoids confusions caused due to previous Groovy syntax. |
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| Q: | I just declared a variable in the shell using def x = …, but I get a No such property error when I try accessing it! Why? |
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| A: | Variables declared with types or using def are available during execution of the command, but not exported to the variable binding of the shell. To declare a new variable in the binding, it should be declared without a type definition (e.g. x = …). |
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| Q: | What is the difference between import and export? |
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| A: | In a Groovy script, import is used in the same sense as Java or Groovy, to import a package or class. The imports are only active during the execution of the script. export is used to add an import to the shell, so that import is in force in the shell even after the script has terminated. At the shell prompt, import and export can be used interchangeably (with a slightly different syntax – see help export for more information). |
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