Hi Angrez,
My requirement is to just attach the script to some already open browser, I
have open that browser manually.
Thanks & Regards,
Vikash
>Hi Vikash,
>Can you please clarify what you want to do? What I think is, there is a
>browser and you want to attach to it? Correct?
Yes, there is a
thanks for your help and it is working for single return... however i have 2
carriage returns after first line.
ex: data="first line
second line"
so it will appear as "first line \r\n\r\r second line" ...
could you please help what need to be added for regular expression to solve
this issue.
Hi list
Off topic, but I am sure there is a better way to do what I'm doing.
As my test script runs, I have a script which reads the windows event
log every 5 minutes and produces three flat files with the output
according to different criteria. The way I read the logs is with
Microsoft's dump
Does anyone have an answer to this? I can't seem to get the
click_no_wait to work for checkboxes.
--Mark
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Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 10:05 AM
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"\s+" means "match any white space characters", so the regex will
match any number of tabs, spaces, crs, and/or lfs.
On 4/16/07, vamsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thanks for your help and it is working for single return... however i have 2
> carriage returns after first line.
>
> ex: data="firs
> The new array replaces all the data previously in the master log file. I get
> a lot of redundant whitespace for some reason. It really is a hack – there
> must be a better way to do it…
>
I'm not sure what the expected result here should be. Seems like a
reasonable approach. What part is the
On my Windows XP system, this appears to work:
class Dir
def Dir.free_space
dir = `dir`
dir =~ /([0-9,]*)\sbytes free/
bytes_free = $1.delete(",")
return bytes_free.to_i
end
end
puts Dir.free_space.to_s
---Michael B.
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vamsi wrote:
> I am using this function : assert_equal(1,2) --> when i execute this
> imeediatley will get the error message and stops the script execution.
>
> insetad of that , is there any way to post failed message like "expected 1,
> but it was 2"
>
require 'test/unit/assertions'
modul
i'm sorry, '\s+' is not working for multiple Carry returns( new line sapces)
could you please assist me any other alternative?
Regards
Vamsi
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On 4/16/07, vamsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i'm sorry, '\s+' is not working for multiple Carry returns( new line sapces)
> could you please assist me any other alternative?
>
You'll have to supply more detailed information: what code are you
using, what error are you getting?
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Hi Chris
I think the biggest issue is the difference between File.read and
IO.readlines, and understanding when an array or a string is returned.
I'm not comfortable with truncating the original file either. What I
would like to do is get the latest data, see what's not in the main
file, and appe
require 'test/unit'
class TC_Spike < Test::Unit::TestCase
def test_crlf
data = "first line
second line"
assert_match(,data, /first line\s+second line/)
end
end
error: "first line\r\n\r\nsecond line" expected but acutal was "/fist
line\s+secondling/"
Thanks for your support
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