hey! What's the difference between NUnitASP and Watir if i may ask...
what could watir do, that NUnitASP could not.
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considering that they are testing a web app done in .NET.
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hey! What's
I believe you need to have .dll file to run NUnitASP. With Watir you don't have to have any access to source code of application to run it..
Also, as its' site explains:
NUnitAsp is for unit testing ASP.NET code-behind only. It's meant for programmers, not QA teams, and it's not very good for
I
guess you're right. Thanks!
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I believe you need to have .dll
I have exactly the same problem. The problem is made worse when running on slower computers.The testsuite runs fine on higher speed development stations, but when run on a build box that is under considerable strain many of the tests written using watirfail with this problem. I haven't come up
Hi there,
I was wondering how i can write some values to a file?
t1=Time.now
t2=3
t3=t1 + t2
puts t1
puts t3
f = File.new(testfile.txt, w)
How am I supposed to write the values of t1 and t3 to
the file testfile.txt?
thanks a lot
I believe it would be just
f.write(t1 + \n)
f.write(t3 + \n)
the \n puts the next write on a new line
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try:
f.write(t1.to_s + \n)
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or
f.write(t3.to_s + \n)
rather if t3 is the line that's giving you trouble
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thanks.
all done. though i was thinking that if i wanted to
update the text file and NOT replace it, I could not
use the f.write command. Is that right?
i.e. if i want to keep a log of the t1 and t3 values
for a period of 1 minute, getting the values every 10
seconds, the f.write command cannot
Well if you create your file and open it, you can just continue
writing to it no problem. It's when you create your file, close it
for some reason then open it again later on that you might over write
it. But in that case you just open it in append mode so nothing gets
overwritten. Take a look
Hmm almost there but I get the following error:
'+': string can't be coerced into float (TypeError)
it has to do with the + in
f.write(t3 + \n)
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Do you have any examples using the new remote_eval stuff?
In the unit tests
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You can use the Ruby CSV library to access datafrom a
delimited file. Read in a particular value, store it in a variable, and then use
that variable in place of the hardcoded value.
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Here is the RDoc for CSV. I found it really easy to
follow. The only problem is if you have double quotes in some of your CSV data
it throws things off. I swapped them out (like back in the day with SQL Server)
and back in when needed.
http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib/libdoc/csv/rdoc/
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f = File.new(testfile.txt, a)
f.puts t1.to_s
f.puts t3.to_s
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Hi there,
I
Hi
You might find this script useful for
reading from either a csv file or an excel
spreadsheet
Thanks
Kingsley
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Since I'm not a programmer, or apparently not even a very smart
tester, it didn't occur to me even to look for a unit test, sorry!
;-
However, I did study your example and make an attempt. It is still
not working and I hope maybe someone can help if I post more
information. I've had two smart
I will be out of the office starting 08/25/2005 and will not return until
08/29/2005.
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