problem in $sel->open_ok("http://google.co.uk/")..

[Arindam]

Hi,
I am trying to store the output of my Selenium RC+Perl in an excel
sheet. If the command "open_ok" is successful, Pass will be written in
the test result otherwise Fail.

if(like($sel->open_ok("http://google.co.uk/"))){
$template->AddCell(0, $row+1, $col+1, "Home Page :http://
www.google.co.uk/");
$template->AddCell(0, $row, $col+2, "Pass");
}

But I am getting the following error:-

Not Enough arguments for Test::More::like at C:\Selenium\test9.pl line
41, near "))"
Execution of C"\Selenium\test9.pl aborted due to compilation errors.

Any suggestions ?? Please let me know.

Thank you in Anticipation,
Regards,
Arindam Pattanayak

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[Elias Nogueira]

Hello Ariandam!
I don't know Perl, but I think in two possibilities...
   - the command 'sel->open_ok' doesn't exist... Wouldn't be 'sel->open' ?
   - the command 'like' exists?

You would do the open command and pass to your excel argument the 'pass' argument ... if the script fails you put in perl exception the fail argument...

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[murari tikmani]

sel->open_ok is acceptable command in perl, if we use Test::WWW::Selenium module. It returns ok/false.

Similarly, 'like' is acceptable command if we use Test::More module

I think issue is with number of arguments 'like' requires.

A proper use of like can be found at http://search.cpan.org/~mschwern/Test-Simple-0.94/lib/Test/More.pm

-murari 

[Neeraj Srivastava]

Hi,
like subroutine is use to match regular expressions. Its just for convenience purpose only. and the return type of like is also not true/false.
so it won't be able to say the pass or fail. In fact use of if($sel->open_ok("http://google.co.uk/")){some code}
will suffice. the $sel->open_ok("http://google.co.uk/") command will return true/false.
so in any case if the command passes it will execute if stmt.
give it a try and let me know
also if you are using like for some specific reasons then some other workaround would be needed.

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[Bob McConnell]

From: Elias Nogueira

> I don't know Perl, but I think in two possibilities...
> - the command 'sel->open_ok' doesn't exist... Wouldn't be
'sel->open' ?
> - the command 'like' exists?
>
> You would do the open command and pass to your excel argument
> the 'pass' argument ... if the script fails you put in perl
> exception the fail argument...

like(sel->open_ok()) is redundant. you only need the sel->open_ok() to
do what you need. like() is an ok() derivative used to compare values.

Bob McConnell