Please submit this in Jira. I plan to start making changes such as this (i.e. that will cause compatability problems with prior versions) in Watir 1.6.
Chris McMahon wrote: > I had occasion today to measure page load times in anger using > FireWatir. I don't have a regular Watir installation handy, but I > know Watir tracks the latest page load times in a variable called > "down_load_time" or "download_time" or something similar. > > FireWatir doesn't have this feature. I used the venerable > wrap-a-timer-around-the-click technique stolen from Mike Kelly, which > is pretty painless, but it made me think. > > I'd like to make two suggestions: first, that the value be renamed > "page_load_time" instead of "down_load_time", because "page loads" and > "downloads" are different things. > Second, that this value be added to FireWatir at the same time that > it's refactored in Watir. > > And, it would be really nifty if Watir and FireWatir could actually > share the same physical code files, such that a change to the function > of "page_load_time" would be instantly available to both platforms. > That is the plan. > It seems to me that this would be a good spike to explore merging the > shared code between the two platforms. > > I could, of course, be wrong, but I thought making the suggestion was > worthwhile. > Bret _______________________________________________ Wtr-general mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/wtr-general
