Idea for the new page model

[Bernardo Heynemann]

Guys,

While using fabric I was wondering about the following for the new page model:

with('http://www.google.com'):
    xpath('search', 'btnG')
    css('search', 'btnG')

Or something like that.

What do you think?

Cheers,
Bernardo Heynemann

[Guilherme Chapiewski]

The idea is great!

"With" is a reserved keyword from Python 2.6 on, so we just have to find another name :)

We could even stretch this concept and implement pure-text page definitions:

Page "Search Page" with url "http://foobar.com"

    "//h1" as "article title"

    "//p[1]" as "first paragraph"

    ".data" as "chart"

Cheers,

gc

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[Bernardo Heynemann]

I meant for using in python, so with is really with. I do love the idea of a pure text page though.

[Enrico]

"With" is great, but maybe it should be something like:

from pyccuracy.context_managers import page
with page('http://www.google.com'):

xpath('search', 'btnG')
css('search', 'btnG')

Best regards,
Enrico

[Gabriel Falcão]

Indeed this one looks more pythonic :) 

Best regards,
Enrico

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[Bernardo Heynemann]

It does indeed.

I think our aim with Pyccuracy from now on will be to make it as pythonic as possible. :)

Thanks for the feedback Enrico and Gabriel.

Cheers,
Bernardo Heynemann

2010/9/1 Gabriel Falcão <gabriel...@gmail.com>