There's a call in watir-webdriver that returns a collection of windows
matching a given specification, if yours is not there, it should
return an empty array
Here's code from the specs for that method. The very last of these
sounds like it would be exactly what you are looking for.
it "only returns windows matching the given selector" do
browser.windows(:title => "closeable window").size.should == 1
end
it "raises ArgumentError if the selector is invalid" do
lambda { browser.windows(:name => "foo") }.should
raise_error(ArgumentError)
end
it "raises returns an empty array if no window matches the
selector" do
browser.windows(:title => "noop").should == []
end
On Dec 7, 12:53 pm, hillary <weimar1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there a webdriver equivalent to window.find in watir? I'm trying to
> assert that a window has been closed. So for my test, it passes if it can't
> find the window.
>
> In watir i used the following code:
>
> browser = Watir::Browser.attach(:url, /Account.aspx/)
> browser.image(:id, /tabAccounts/).click
> help = Watir::IE.find(:title, /User Guide/)
> help.should == nil
>
> My best guess for webdriver is:
> browser.window(:url, /Account.aspx/).use
> browser.image(:id, /tabAccounts/).click
> begin
> browser.window(:title, /User Guide/).use
> rescue Watir::Exception::NoMatchingWindowFoundException
> puts "window not found"
> end
>
> I'm using taza, so i'm not really sure that this code will produce a
> failure if the window is still active.
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