On 5/18/07, Chris McMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
include Watir (it's magic anyway, it won't hurt)
ie = IE.new (let people see a blank browser)
I have just checked my test suite, and I have only one
ie = Watir::IE.new
After that i just use ie variable. I guess that others may have
I do the same sort of thing now except that I normally do
$br = Water::IE.new
in one place. I do this for the time I might want to point $br to FireFox and
run the same script with it.
Jim Matthews
- Original Message -
From: Željko Filipin
To: wtr-general@rubyforge.org
Since I now normally do a separate
$br = Watir::IE
I do a '.new' and then a 'goto' elsewhere. In this case it brings up
'about:blank' and does not have to wait for a lot of junk to load. If you are
not on a LAN that has access to WWW, then you will wait a long time for
I played around with win32-utils code, but I was getting odd results.
(It appeared that the fork() was really exec()ing the program in a
subprocess, rather than continuing the subprogram from the point of
the fork.) So I went back to popen.
I ran into a further problem. One button press
You might be interested in my venerable Perl controller below. It
launches a ruby script using system(1,), which returns control to the
calling process. A short explanation of how system() does this is
here: http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=547218
use warnings;
use strict;
use Win32::GuiTest
