#83 In implicit iterations, can I skip the evaluation of an expression?

[Aron Gombas]

Let's say I have a collection called "items" and each item in this has property "a" and "b".
I also want to write the "${items.a}" to the first column, but while I want "B" evaluated as normally, I want "A" left in its original form:

| A          | B          | C          |
| ${items.a} | ${items.a} | ${items.b} |

should be:

| A          | B          | C          |
| ${items.a} | a's value  | b's value  |

Can I enforce column "A" be skipped by JETT?

[Aron Gombas]

If my question is hard to understand, I just want to escape the expression in A1 and have Jett ignore it.

[Randy Gettman]

Aron,

You can escape the "$" in the JETT expression, e.g. \${items.a}. It looks like I added this in JETT 0.8.0, for Ticket #26. Is this what you wanted?