IT's a LOT easier than that ...
just add
class Watir::IE
def contains_html( input )
html.scan( input ) != []
end
end
after you do your require... now it *does* have a contains_html function.
assert $ie.contains_html "blah"
or
assert $ie.contains_html /blah/
hope that helps.
j.
On 10/26/05, Sy Ali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, interpreting Pierre's example, I can come up with the code below.
However, this always fails. I assume I'm doing something somewhat
wrong here, but I don't quite understand what.
#---------- BEGIN
require 'Watir' # the watir controller
include Watir
# Search for text in the HTML of a page
def search_html(string)
puts " searching the source for " + string
begin
assert_match(string,$ie.html())
puts " ok -- found " + string
rescue => e
puts ">>>FAIL -- could not find " + string
end
end
$ie = Watir::IE.start("http://example.com")
search_html(".")
# ------------ END
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