Usually getting the return value from a keyword isn't a big deal,
${myVar}= My Keyword
This will work as expected.
The issue I'm trying to resolve would in cases similar to the following. I can usually find a work around but I'd like to find a better way.
Run Keyword If '${someVar}' == 'True' Run Keywords
... Do Something
... AND ${myVar}= My Keyword
... AND Do More Stuff
When I need to write something like this the My Keyword keyword isn't recognized as a keyword and I cannot run my test. I could pull this out of the conditional and run the keyword just before but that means I'm going to be wasting time running a keyword that should not be ran and will sometimes lead to a failure. I found this, How to get Returned value from a Keyword called under Run Keyword If in Robot Framework?, but that is for a single keyword and I'm not sure that I could expand to multiple keywords. Also, other situations may come up where there is something like the following and would further complicate things,
Run Keyword If '${someVar}' == 'True' Run Keywords
... Do Something
... AND ${myVar}= My Keyword
... AND Do More Stuff
... AND ${myVar_2}= My Other Keyword
... AND Do Other Stuff
Anyone have any suggestions? Should I just break the one Run Keyword If up into several Run Keyword If 's so the I can utilize the example from the above link? I'd appreciate any suggestions.
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