Hi!
24.10.2016, 18:27, "Onorio Catenacci" <catena...@ieee.org>:
Thanks for the suggestion Александр! Oddly enough when I enter that
string into the Repl on Windows 7 I get 641. I tried breaking up the
command sequence over two lines (breaking at the ";") and the result
is the same.
The entire output of "whoami /groups" (taken as one string) is searched for the substring "Administrators".
641 is the index of the start of that substring for you.
For me it returns `f`, because I'm not an admin on my system.
Basically, anything other than `f` is the "true" return value, as per Factor convention.
The script returns the answer to the question: "Am I an admin?"
It's not 100% bulletproof, I just came up with it in 5 minutes. YMMV. But it should work for typical English-language Windows.
In case anyone else is unfamiliar with Selenium:
http://docs.seleniumhq.org/ Selenium is basically a tool for driving
a browser in an automated fashion. I use Selenium to enable automated
regression testing of our web apps.
I have a web app with horrid UI, which I'm forced to use at work for time reporting (Personec, for those who know).
I'm looking for a way to customize it to allow more friendly, possibly even automated data entry.
Could Selenium help me?
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Александр
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