Ekin,
I use monkey patching of Watir that works:
require 'watir'
# == "Monkey patch" Watir for better compatibility with
Watir-WebDriver ==
require 'watir/element_collections'
Watir::ElementCollections.class_eval do
alias_method :original_array_op, :[]
# Zero-based array operator
def [](n)
return original_array_op(n+1)
end
end
require 'watir/container'
require 'watir/element'
require 'watir/table'
Watir::TableRow.class_eval do
alias_method :original_array_op, :[]
# Zero-based array operator
def [](n)
return original_array_op(n+1)
end
end
You can add new methods in the same manner.
I ran into interesting issues when I tried to do it initially. Here is
the StackOverflow discussion on why additional require-s are needed:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4893923/weird-problems-with-reopening-ruby-classes
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On 4/13/11 4:19 AM, Ekin Han wrote:
Hi all,
Rencently I found that I will add some methods to Watir::Table
class.So i wrote some codes like following:
module Watir
class Table
def the_method_i_want_to_add
#somthing
end
end
end
I saved these codes in a file and during the runtime i required this file.
But it does not work, some errors like 'undifined mehod autoit for
Watir module...' occured.
How can I add some methods to the Table class without modify the
source code? I just want to add the method during the runtime.
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