Hi,
If we take a look at the 'googlesearch' example. we have two actions that
are sent to different objects
ie.text_field(:name, "q").set("pickaxe") # q is the name of the
search field
ie.button(:name, "btnG").click # "btnG" is the name of the Search button
I think what we'd have to map is this:
text_field(:name, "q")
so
SearchField="text_field(:name, 'q')"
Now.I was thinking of using the Ruby HashMap, so we could have
googlewin = {
"SearchField" => "text_field(:name, 'q')"
"SearchButon" => "button(:name, 'btnG')"
... etc
}
We will need to keep all action methods in a collection as well (e.g.
click, set)
So the test table will look something like this
test, win object Action Arg #header
T, googlewin, SearchField, set, "PickAxe"
T, googlewin, SearchButon, click
We could read in and process the above input, so the script will look like
GUIAction = "ie." + object + "." + Action "." + Args
Questions
1. What do you think?
2. Should I put every GUIobject within 1 class with every window being a
different method or each window being a separate class?
3. I am not so sure on the Ruby syntax to get the value from a key? Is it
something like ' googlewin.key("SearchField")' ?
Aidy
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