Seems like a lot of overhead reading and parsing a file that way.
Look at http://roo.rubyforge.org/ the Roo gem. I believe you'll find
useage and hints in this list somewhere.
You may want to rethink into using Ruby Class Hash for this as well.
myParams = { 'url' => 'http://198.44.23.11/DemoApplication.WebUI' ,
'username' => 'admin' , 'password' => 'admin!@#' }
Then when you need the param
puts myParams.fetch('url') #print it
browser.text_field(:id,'ID3893').set( myParams.fetch('username')
On Monday, September 14, 2009 5:36:50 AM UTC-5, msazeez28july wrote:
>
> Hi,
> We have watir scripts which requires url, username, password and
> path (location of the datatables).
> These parameters are changing depends upon the server where
> application is deployed.
> I would like to put these information inside a .txt file like
> belo
> url = http://198.44.23.11/DemoApplication.WebUI
> username = admin
> password = admin!@#
> path = D:\Watir\WatirScripts
>
> Now i need to access the above .txt file using watir scripts
> like open file, read line by line and store each word in a array then
> use array elements to get exact values for each parameters and
> store it on respective variables to use inside scripts.
>
> Could you please let me know, whether we can able to open a file
> and read line by line using watir scripts. Does watir has class
> or
> library to support file open in read/write/append modes.
>
> Please let me know. Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards
> Syed
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