From: eric tabora <etabora_us@...>
Date: 2006-05-26T05:41:31+09:00
Subject: Re: Multiple Arrays

eric tabora wrote:
> Justin Collins wrote:
>> Justin Collins wrote:
>>> Hi Eric,
>>> more descriptive names, too.
>>>>       $ie.textField(:name, "height").set("#{size_array2}")
>>> "height").set("#{size_array2[index]}")
>>>
>>>
>>> -Justin
>>>
>> 
>> Oops - height_array2 => height_array.
>> 
>> -Justin
> 
> I think that I'm going to try the route of using one array instead of 
> two. My new array looks something like:
> 
> size_array = [ 6x9, 5x7, 8.5x11 ]
> 
> Is there some way that I can tokenize the array values to populate my 
> text fields:
> 
> 	$ie.textField(:name, "width").set("#{size_array}")
> 
> 	$ie.textField(:name, "height").set("#{size_array2}")


I answered my own question. How does this look?

def size_entry

	size_array = IO.readlines("OneOffSizes.txt")
	size_array.each_with_index do |size, index|

	size = size.split('x')

		$ie.textField(:name, 
"SearchCreativeMaterialsPortletInstance{actionForm.desiredSizeHorizontal}").set("#{size[0]}")

		$ie.textField(:name, 
"SearchCreativeMaterialsPortletInstance{actionForm.desiredSizeVertical}").set("#{size[1]}")

		$ie.button(:value, "Search").click
		sleep(1)

		#assert_size
	end

end #size_entry

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