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[Ieunit-general] Question about setSelectOption

[Flood, B. <Bre...@se...>]

Hey all,
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I've been using IEUnit for awhile, and find it to be extremely useful.
However, recently I have run across a problem with constructing the
correct test assertion.
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If I want to assert that a particular option (let's say, Bunnies) is
present for a dropdown, I can do something like:
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_.setSelectionOption(0, "Bunnies");
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No problems here, although I must admit that this isn't the best way to
do this (since I'm basically asserting the value is there because I'm
selecting it, not by scanning it to see if the value is there).
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The trouble begins when I want to assert that a dropdown does not have
an option present. Presently, if I do:
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_.assertNull(_.setSelectOption(0, "Bunnies"));
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I will get the following result:
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Failed: 'value' is undefined
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Is this a bug in IeDHTML.js?  Is there a better way to go about writing
this assertion?
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Thanks in advance for the advice!
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Brenna Flood
Software Test Engineer III
Serials Solutions
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Re: [Ieunit-general] Question about setSelectOption

[James X. L. <jam...@us...>]

Hi Brenna,

IeUnit has a method called assertSelectHasOption() that probably
does what you want (e.g. _.assertSelectHasOption(0, "OptionC")) .
Please see the test case IeUnit\samples\ApiTest\SelectTest.jst for
more sample code.

To negate an assertion statement you can use the assertMustFail.
Something like:

_.assertMustFail(  function() {  _.assertSelectHasOption(0, "OptionC"); } );

The syntax is not very nice. If you need to use this freqently, you probably 
should
create your own assertion method.

James


Hey all,

I've been using IEUnit for awhile, and find it to be extremely useful.
However, recently I have run across a problem with constructing the
correct test assertion.

If I want to assert that a particular option (let's say, Bunnies) is
present for a dropdown, I can do something like:

_.setSelectionOption(0, "Bunnies");

No problems here, although I must admit that this isn't the best way to
do this (since I'm basically asserting the value is there because I'm
selecting it, not by scanning it to see if the value is there).

The trouble begins when I want to assert that a dropdown does not have
an option present. Presently, if I do:

_.assertNull(_.setSelectOption(0, "Bunnies"));

I will get the following result:

Failed: 'value' is undefined

Is this a bug in IeDHTML.js?  Is there a better way to go about writing
this assertion?

Thanks in advance for the advice!

Brenna Flood
Software Test Engineer III
Serials Solutions




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Re: [Ieunit-general] Question about setSelectOption

[Flood, B. <Bre...@se...>]

Hi James,

This did the trick!  Thanks much for the advice and quick response. :)


- Brenna

-----Original Message-----
From: James X. Li [mailto:jam...@us...]=20
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 4:47 PM
To: Flood, Brenna; ieu...@li...
Subject: Re: [Ieunit-general] Question about setSelectOption

Hi Brenna,

IeUnit has a method called assertSelectHasOption() that probably does
what you want (e.g. _.assertSelectHasOption(0, "OptionC")) .
Please see the test case IeUnit\samples\ApiTest\SelectTest.jst for more
sample code.

To negate an assertion statement you can use the assertMustFail.
Something like:

_.assertMustFail(  function() {  _.assertSelectHasOption(0, "OptionC");
} );

The syntax is not very nice. If you need to use this freqently, you
probably should create your own assertion method.

James


Hey all,

I've been using IEUnit for awhile, and find it to be extremely useful.
However, recently I have run across a problem with constructing the
correct test assertion.

If I want to assert that a particular option (let's say, Bunnies) is
present for a dropdown, I can do something like:

_.setSelectionOption(0, "Bunnies");

No problems here, although I must admit that this isn't the best way to
do this (since I'm basically asserting the value is there because I'm
selecting it, not by scanning it to see if the value is there).

The trouble begins when I want to assert that a dropdown does not have
an option present. Presently, if I do:

_.assertNull(_.setSelectOption(0, "Bunnies"));

I will get the following result:

Failed: 'value' is undefined

Is this a bug in IeDHTML.js?  Is there a better way to go about writing
this assertion?

Thanks in advance for the advice!

Brenna Flood
Software Test Engineer III
Serials Solutions




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