excel = WIN32OLE::new('excel.Application')
workbook = excel.Workbooks.Open(../PC/ + Time.now.strftime(%d-%b-%y) +
.csv)
worksheet = workbook.Worksheets(1) #get hold of the first worksheet
#Format workbook columns
worksheet.range(b1:b4).Interior['ColorIndex'] = 36 #pale yellow
# How do I widen the
Phlip wrote:
What I meant was TDD requires frequent edits and test runs, and the
handle exhaustion problem is causing frequent reboots between them! I
don't understand how anyone else can use Watir for anything, much less
TDD.
I run Watir tests all the time. And i actually often use TDD to
I fixed it! Guess what?
voice size=tiny it was my fault /voice
Bret Pettichord wrote:
Maybe everyone has more handles than me.
Can you tell me how i would be able to tell that Watir was having handle
problems? How would i measure how many handles are being used so that i
could tell
I will be out of the office starting 09/24/2006 and will not return until 10/26/2006.
Please contact my team lead Scott Cantu for all matters.
Thanks,
Rose Cao
SDC West - LLXC
Information Reporting Solutions
IBM Global Services
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Highland Contractor
For the most part, Vincent, nested tables are straightforward. If you
have an @ie object, and frame A containing frames B and C, which
contain other elements:
Text box in frame B: @ie.frame('A').frame('B').text_box(:id,
'my_text_box').set('sample text')
Button in frame C:
