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QUESTION
I am building a guessing game to help me learn python. Its goal is to take my computers dictionary file en_Gb.dic and read it in as a list of strings - pick a random word and then play a varaint of hangman with the user.
The inside of a .dic file will look something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-01 at 11:15so you want to read it and store all the values in a list ? if I understand correctly, you can use this Code:
QUESTION
I trying to a signup page when clients can register.I need to make all input fields required,and if one of the input fields is not filled shows an alert.Here's exactly what I want:
And my Html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-03 at 16:34 signup() {
if (this.user_name == "" || this.user_surname == "" || this.user_email == ""|| this.user_phone == "") {
const alert = this.alertCtrl.create({
title: "Warning",
subTitle: "please fill in all fields",
buttons: ["OK"]
});
alert.present();
}
else {
//if all fields are full
}
QUESTION
I have encountered a strange problem while writing up one of the tests in a test suite I am developing for an AngularJS application using Protractor.
While initially developing the tests, I was using a call to browser.pause()
to ensure that I manually had to tell the tests to execute each line while running through the test scripts. I am now happy that the tests that I have written so far are executing correctly & all pass/ fail correctly depending on their criteria.
I now want to remove the call to browser.pause()
so that the script can run through each of the tests automatically, without the need for any user interaction. However, because the application is Angular, doing this has caused some issues with timing/ waiting for elements to load before the test steps that reference them are executed- so I am currently going through each of the tests, and trying to ensure that they are allowing the required times for elements to load/ waiting for an element before interacting with it, etc.
When I run my test script at the moment, it is failing on the second test (navigate to the Export page), which I have written as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-13 at 13:30This is for 99% the same question as the one from November 10th.
How does my answer there not satisfy your question?
I added the (though commented) line browser.wait(EC.invisibilityOf(blockingElement), 5000);
as the answer to your problem.
The moment, an element isClickable
doesn't automatically mean, it's also on the front and there is no other object overlaying it. It just means, that the object may receive a click()
, because...
element is visible and enabled such that you can click it
Read more about here. You can even inspect the source code.
UPDATE
Given your comments you're having a dialog-popup blocking input, while the page is loading. Therefore you could create your own ExpectedConditions
-function, which will always wait until that blocking dialog is gone.
Here is the re-usable function to build, based on the assumption, that this blocker-element will appear on many places:
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