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so it can extract the string and perform the concat.
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I was asked by a user why the
concat()function was returning an empty string when trying to concat 2 PVs. I realized that there PVs were VEnums, which aren't support by theconcat()function. However, the labels are Strings and so it makes sense that we should be able to concat them.I have made the changes to check if the type is
VEnumand parse the value correctly.I have also added a unit tests for the
concat()function testing the VEnum and other types.Checklist
Testing:
Documentation: