Hi,
I would like to test the state of a frame because when I try to access the
document within the frame I get this error:
File "C:\projects\python\webstress\src\webstress.py", line 124, in
wait_browser
self.ie.poll_while_not_complete()
File "c:\projects\python\webstress\src\IEC.py", line
Hi,
python print statements are extensively used in my application for debugging
purpose. My application is ready, but I do not want to remove the print
statements and at the same time I do not want python interpreter to
execute/run the print statements. How can I accomplish this scenario.
Thanks
Nalli Dinesh wrote:
Hi,
python print statements are extensively used in my application for
debugging purpose. My application is ready, but I do not want to
remove the print statements and at the same time I do not want python
interpreter to execute/run the print statements. How can I accompl
Hi!
1) Define your print function. Example:
def mprint(*par):
for i in par:
print i,
print
2) in your code, replace all 'print' by 'mprint'
3) when you want cancel the print, modify only the mprint function.
@-salutations
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I have an application monitoring and decoding data that arrives at a serial
port. I'm using pyserial and everything works fine under Linux.
When I attempt to run it on Windows, however, I am denied access to the
serial port. The Windows machine is on a corporate domain with all the usual
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