Paul Johnson wrote:
Is your code checked in? I had a discussion with Luke on IRC and we
threw a few ideas around, but I wasn't aware that either you or anyone
else had any code written, and I don't think Luke was either. It might
be an idea for you, Luke and anyone else with any code to get to
On Mon, Apr 10, 2006 at 10:26:14AM -0700, Dan Fabulich wrote:
> Paul Johnson wrote:
>
> Re: CPAN...
> >I don't see a problem with that sort of thing going on CPAN, at least
> >not from that point of view, but I do wonder if it is worthwhile given
> >that it will exist as part of Selenium itself.
Paul Johnson wrote:
I'm not particularly concerned about this one way or another. Provided
the documentation is there people can look at the source or not as they
please. No doubt some poeple would prefer the minimal AUTOLOAD code and
others the more explicit longhand. Since it is machine gen
On Thu, Apr 06, 2006 at 11:06:00PM -0700, Dan Fabulich wrote:
> Good points there... Here's my two cents (and a bit).
>
> 0) Not explicitly highlighted, Selenium Core generates an XML file
> with a full description of its API; this is enough information to
> generate copious javadoc, ndoc, rdoc,
Good points there... Here's my two cents (and a bit).
0) Not explicitly highlighted, Selenium Core generates an XML file with a full
description of its API; this is enough information to generate copious javadoc,
ndoc, rdoc, pydoc, or POD perldoc. We should use it for something perl-ish, one
wa
Greetings from Canada,
Selenium Remote Control 0.71 was just released, and it's an awesome
tool for automated functional web testing. Selenium RC is a java*
jar file that launches a combination web server and proxy that allows
you to use perl/python/ruby/java/c# scripts to launch and contr
