Re: [Wtr-general] I am having problems with assert -- undefined method `assert'

2006-10-10 Thread Bret Pettichord 

Eva wrote:

Hi,

I used the following assert script from the logger example (test_logger1.rb)
   begin
assert($ie.contains_text(Client) )
$logger.log(Passed. Found test string 'Client' )
$logger.log_results(Employee Tests, TEST PASSED.) #logs to both the 
XML file and corelogger
   rescue = e
$logger.log(*FAILED*. + e.message + \n + e.backtrace.join(\n))
   $logger.log_results(Employee Tests, TEST FAILED.)  #logs to both the XML file and corelogger  
   end


I receive this error
*FAILED*.undefined method `assert' for main:Object
  
We have found that the assert/rescue logic described here is both 
confusing and, if misunderstood, capable of creating horrible errors in 
scripts that allow errors to not be reported.


Consequently, I have revised these examples to avoid the assert/rescue 
logic. These are attached.


Bret
#includes
require 'watir'
include Watir

#test::unit includes
require 'test/unit' 
require 'test/unit/ui/console/testrunner'

#logger includes
require 'example_logger1'

class TC_google_logging  Test::Unit::TestCase
  
  def start
#open the IE browser
$ie = IE.new
filePrefix = test_logger1
#create a logger 
$logger = LoggerFactory.start_xml_logger(filePrefix) 
$ie.set_logger($logger)
  end
  
  
  def test_a_simplesearch

#call start method...
start #fires up the IE browser and a logger object

#variables
test_site = 'http://www.google.com'
#
$logger.log()
$logger.log(## Beginning of test: Google search) #logs only to corelogger 
file 
$logger.log(Step 1: Go to the Google site: www.google.com)
$ie.goto(test_site)
$logger.log( Action: entered  + test_site +  in the address bar.)

$logger.log(Step 2: Enter 'pickaxe' in the search text field)
$ie.text_field(:name, q).set(pickaxe)
$logger.log(  Action: entered pickaxe in the search field)

$logger.log(Step 3: Click the 'Google Search' button)
$ie.button(:name, btnG).click
$logger.log(  Action: clicked the Google Search button.)

$logger.log(Expected Result: )
$logger.log( - A Google page with results should be shown. 'Programming 
Ruby' should be high on the list.)

$logger.log(Actual Result: Check that the 'Programming Ruby' link actually 
appears on the page by using an assertion)

if $ie.text.include?(Programming Ruby) 
  $logger.log(Passed. Found test string 'Programming Ruby' )
  $logger.log_results(test_a_simplesearch, pickaxe, Programming Ruby, 
TEST PASSED.) #logs to both the XML file and corelogger
else
  $logger.log(*FAILED*.)
  $logger.log_results(test_a_simplesearch, pickaxe, Programming Ruby, 
TEST FAILED.)  #logs to both the XML file and corelogger
end

$logger.log ## End of test: google search\n

  end # end of test_simplesearch
  
  def test_b_googlenews

#variables
test_site = 'http://news.google.com'

$logger.log(## Beginning of test: Google News)

$logger.log(Step 1: go to the Google news site: news.google.com)
$ie.goto(test_site)
$logger.log(  Action: entered  + test_site +  in the address bar.)

$logger.log(Step 2: Select Canada from the Top Stories drop-down list)
$ie.select_list( :index , 1).select(Canada English)
$logger.log(  Action: selected Canada from the drop-down list.)

$logger.log(Step 3: click the 'Go' button)
$ie.button(:caption, Go).click
$logger.log(  Action: clicked the Go button.)

$logger.log(Expected Result: )
$logger.log( - The Google News Canada site should be displayed)

$logger.log( Actual Result: Check that 'Canada' appears on the page by 
using an assertion)

if $ie.text.include?(Canada) 
  $logger.log(TEST PASSED. Found test string 'Canada' )
  $logger.log_results(test_b_googlenews, Canada English, Canada, 
TEST PASSED.) #logs to both the XML file and corelogger
else
  $logger.log(TEST FAILED.)
  $logger.log_results(test_b_googlenews, Canada English, Canada, 
TEST FAILED.)  #logs to both the XML file and corelogger
end

$logger.log '## End of test: Google news selection'

$logger.end_log  #close XML log file

  end # end of test_googlenews
  
  
  
end  #end of class TC_google_logging
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Re: [Wtr-general] Javascript Alert windows

2006-10-10 Thread Bret Pettichord 
I committed this change as recommended. Thanks Matt, Mark and David.
http://svn.openqa.org/fisheye/changelog/watir/?cs=1115

Bret

Matt Johnson wrote:
 Thank you, adding include Win32 worked.

 -- MattJ

 On 10/9/06, *Cain, Mark* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 wrote:

 You could also just put include Win32 right above the
 def enabled_popup(timeout=4) in /watir/contrib/enabled_popup.rb

 --Mark

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 Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2006 7:07 PM
 To: wtr-general@rubyforge.org mailto:wtr-general@rubyforge.org;
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] Javascript Alert windows

 Matt,

 The problem is that when the enabled_popup method was removed from
 watir.rb the definitions for GetWindows() definition wasn't moved with
 it.  Afterwards, the definition for GetWindows was moved in the
 watir.rb

 file so that it is no longer found by enabled_popup.

 If you look in the watir.rb file for GetWindow and move those
 definitions into the enabled_popup.rb file then it should work fine.

 David Schmidt


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Re: [Wtr-general] Javascript Alert windows

2006-10-10 Thread Bret Pettichord 

 I submitted this bug: http://jira.openqa.org/browse/WTR-112 
 http://jira.openqa.org/browse/WTR-112
Thank you. I've committed the fix. You can either build your own gem 
from trunk or else wait for the next development gem (in say the next 
week) to confirm.
 Would you be interested in unit tests for this module? I am not 
 confident of my ruby skills at this point, but that might be a good 
 exercise for me and possibly helpful to you?
That would be awesome. I've been thinking of writing up guidelines on 
how to write Watir Unit tests, and certainly am willing to help if you 
have questions about this.

Bret
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[Wtr-general] Wikipedia Article Feedback

2006-10-10 Thread Bret Pettichord 
Sun -- Thanks for all your work with Wikipedia article. It really looks 
good.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watir

One comment (Testers show their love with bug reports):

The article recommend Ruby 1.8.4 for Watir 1.4.1, which is fine, but it 
also recommends 1.8.4 for Watir 1.5.

There are known problems using Ruby 1.8.4 with Watir 1.5.
http://jira.openqa.org/browse/WTR-86

I recommend that people using Watir 1.5 should use Ruby 1.8.2. At least 
until i fix this bug.

Bret

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Re: [Wtr-general] JavasScript Menu .click not working

2006-10-10 Thread Michael Ehrich 








i had to sent an onmouseover fireevent to
use the change location function.











Von:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Chris McMahon
Gesendet: Montag, 9. Oktober 2006
17:16
An: wtr-general@rubyforge.org
Betreff: Re: [Wtr-general]
JavasScript Menu .click not working















did not create objects like the onclick method does but i
fixed it ^^ my boss is happy and so am i.










How did you fix it? 















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[Wtr-general] looping test cases?

2006-10-10 Thread Jeff Fry 




Hi,
I am trying to do something like:

def test_random_stuff
 1.upto(100) do |stuff|  
 #each test is somewhat randomized
 assert_no_match(certain error)
 end #do
end #test_random_stuff

current behavior:
test/unit exits the test case as soon as an assertion fails.

what I'd like to end up with is a test that passes or fails
and then runs again either way. 
It might generate a list of pass/fail results from my random tests,
something like:
dataset 1 pass
dataset 2 pass
dataset 3 fail
dataset 4 pass
dataset 5 fail
...
dataset 100 pass


How would you suggest going about this?
Thanks,
Jeff





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Re: [Wtr-general] Wikipedia Article Feedback

2006-10-10 Thread Cain, Mark 
I haven't had this issue using Ruby 1.8.5_21 and Watir 1.5.x.

--Mark

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Subject: [Wtr-general] Wikipedia Article Feedback

Sun -- Thanks for all your work with Wikipedia article. It really looks 
good.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watir

One comment (Testers show their love with bug reports):

The article recommend Ruby 1.8.4 for Watir 1.4.1, which is fine, but it 
also recommends 1.8.4 for Watir 1.5.

There are known problems using Ruby 1.8.4 with Watir 1.5.
http://jira.openqa.org/browse/WTR-86

I recommend that people using Watir 1.5 should use Ruby 1.8.2. At least 
until i fix this bug.

Bret

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Re: [Wtr-general] looping test cases?

2006-10-10 Thread Chris McMahon 
On 10/10/06, Jeff Fry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



  


Hi,
I am trying to do something like:

def test_random_stuff
 1.upto(100) do |stuff|  
 #each test is somewhat randomized
 assert_no_match(certain error)
 end #do
end #test_random_stuff

current behavior:
test/unit exits the test case as soon as an assertion fails.

what I'd like to end up with is a test that passes or fails
and then runs again either way. 
It might generate a list of pass/fail results from my random tests,
something like:
dataset 1 pass
dataset 2 pass
dataset 3 fail
dataset 4 pass
dataset 5 fail
...
dataset 100 pass


How would you suggest going about this?
Thanks,
Jeff
def test_random_stuff
 1.upto(100) do |stuff|  begin
 #each test is somewhat randomized
 assert_no_match(certain error) puts passedrescue = eputs error:  + e.to_send #begin
 end #do
end #test_random_stuff

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Re: [Wtr-general] looping test cases?

2006-10-10 Thread Bret Pettichord 
Jeff Fry wrote:
 def test_random_stuff
   1.upto(100) do |stuff|  
 #each test is somewhat randomized
 assert_no_match(certain error)
   end #do
 end #test_random_stuff

 current behavior:
 test/unit exits the test case as soon as an assertion fails.

 what I'd /like /to end up with is a test that passes or fails and then 
 runs again either way.
 It might generate a list of pass/fail results from my random tests, 
 something like:
 dataset 1 pass
 dataset 2 pass
 dataset 3 fail
 dataset 4 pass
 dataset 5 fail
 ...
 dataset 100 pass


 How would you suggest going about this?
There are two ways to do this.

1. Use verify instead of assert.

I've recently released a verify method, which is backwards compatable 
with 1.4. This works like assert, except that it does not abort a test 
case. However, using it will only result in a list of failures, not passes.

2. Dynamically create your test case methods.

What you will have to do is on the first pass (at load time), generate 
all your test case methods. These will then be executed. This is more 
complex, but will give you the results you request.

class MyTest  Test::Unit::TestCase
  100.times do | count |
  method_name = :test_#{count}
  define_method method_name do
#each test is somewhat randomized
assert_no_match(certain error)
  end
  end
end 
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Re: [Wtr-general] cell access

2006-10-10 Thread Dave Munns 
Span and theIndex are good for locating items. In order to construct a loop and 
access all items, how does one find out the number of items in a span element?
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Re: [Wtr-general] Wikipedia Article Feedback

2006-10-10 Thread Sun 
Thanks. I will say I have had no apparent problems using win32ole functionality 
with the 1.8.4 version of Ruby I have installed -- not with Watir 1.4.1, nor 
with any of the 1.5.x builds. So...maybe I have just been lucky?
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Re: [Wtr-general] Javascript Alert windows - include Win32

2006-10-10 Thread Sun 
Putting in: 
==
include Win32 
==
without quotation marks, above the:
==
def enabled_popup(timeout=4)
==
is indeed the fix.
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[Wtr-general] OT: Ruby linguistics

2006-10-10 Thread Chris McMahon 
For all the DSL people, you have to read this: http://www.deveiate.org/projects/Linguistics/wiki/English
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