Namespace: selblocks

selblocks

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Classes

Logger

Namespaces

fn
InfixExpressionParser
xp

Members

(static) fmtCmd :function

Type:
  • function
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(static) LOG :Logger

Type:
  • Logger
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(static) unwrapObject :function

Starting with FF4 lots of objects are in an XPCNativeWrapper, and we need the underlying object for == and for..in operations.
Type:
  • function
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Methods

(static) handleAsExitTest()

This function replaces native Selenium command-handling for the exitScript command. (See TestLoop.prototype.resume() in chrome/content/selenium-core/scripts/selenium-executionloop.js.) This causes the script to simply halt rather continuing on to the next command.
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selblocks

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Classes

Logger

Namespaces

fn
InfixExpressionParser
xp

Members

(static) fmtCmd :function

Type:
  • function
Source:

(static) LOG :Logger

Type:
  • Logger
Source:

(static) unwrapObject :function

Starting with FF4 lots of objects are in an XPCNativeWrapper, and we need the underlying object for == and for..in operations.
Type:
  • function
Source:

Methods

(static) handleAsExitTest()

This function replaces native Selenium command-handling for the exitScript command. (See TestLoop.prototype.resume() in chrome/content/selenium-core/scripts/selenium-executionloop.js.) This causes the script to simply halt rather continuing on to the next command.
Source:

selblocks

Source:

Classes

Logger

Namespaces

fn
InfixExpressionParser
xp

Members

(static) fmtCmd :function

Type:
  • function
Source:

(static) LOG :Logger

Type:
  • Logger
Source:

(static) unwrapObject :function

Starting with FF4 lots of objects are in an XPCNativeWrapper, and we need the underlying object for == and for..in operations.
Type:
  • function
Source:

Methods

(static) handleAsExitTest()

This function replaces native Selenium command-handling for the exitScript command. (See TestLoop.prototype.resume() in chrome/content/selenium-core/scripts/selenium-executionloop.js.) This causes the script to simply halt rather continuing on to the next command.
Source:

selblocks

Source:

Classes

Logger

Namespaces

fn
InfixExpressionParser
xp

Members

(static) fmtCmd :function

Type:
  • function
Source:

(static) LOG :Logger

Type:
  • Logger
Source:

(static) unwrapObject :function

Starting with FF4 lots of objects are in an XPCNativeWrapper, and we need the underlying object for == and for..in operations.
Type:
  • function
Source:

Methods

(static) handleAsExitTest()

This function replaces native Selenium command-handling for the exitScript command. (See TestLoop.prototype.resume() in chrome/content/selenium-core/scripts/selenium-executionloop.js.) This causes the script to simply halt rather continuing on to the next command.
Source:

selblocks

Source:

Classes

Logger

Namespaces

fn
InfixExpressionParser
xp

Members

(static) fmtCmd :function

Type:
  • function
Source:

(static) LOG :Logger

Type:
  • Logger
Source:

(static) unwrapObject :function

Starting with FF4 lots of objects are in an XPCNativeWrapper, and we need the underlying object for == and for..in operations.
Type:
  • function
Source:

Methods

(static) handleAsExitTest()

This function replaces native Selenium command-handling for the exitScript command. (See TestLoop.prototype.resume() in chrome/content/selenium-core/scripts/selenium-executionloop.js.) This causes the script to simply halt rather continuing on to the next command.
Source:

selblocks

Source:

Classes

Logger

Namespaces

fn
InfixExpressionParser
xp

Members

(static) fmtCmd :function

Type:
  • function
Source:

(static) LOG :Logger

Type:
  • Logger
Source:

(static) unwrapObject :function

Starting with FF4 lots of objects are in an XPCNativeWrapper, and we need the underlying object for == and for..in operations.
Type:
  • function
Source:

Methods

(static) handleAsExitTest()

This function replaces native Selenium command-handling for the exitScript command. (See TestLoop.prototype.resume() in chrome/content/selenium-core/scripts/selenium-executionloop.js.) This causes the script to simply halt rather continuing on to the next command.
Source: