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Here is the RDoc for CSV. I found it really easy to
follow. The only problem is if you have double quotes in some of your CSV data
it throws things off. I swapped them out (like back in the day with SQL Server)
and back in when needed.
You can use the Ruby CSV library to access data from
a delimited file. Read in a particular value, store it in a variable, and then
use that variable in place of the hardcoded value.
-Jonathan
hello,
The following stmts chooses
"canadaEnglish" from the drop down list.Now thsi string has been hard
coded..i want to know how the same string can be read frm a
csv(comma separated variable) file.
#CODE
puts 'Step 2: Select
Canada from the Top Stories drop-down list'
$ie.select_list(
:index , 1).select("Canada English")
puts ' Action:
selected Canada from the drop-down list.'
#END OF
CODE
Regards,
Nishita Acharya
Bangalore.
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