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WTR-149
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Improvement
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Open
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Minor
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Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
Ethan Jewett
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1
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0
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Watir
Created: 09/May/07 05:59 PM
Updated: 10/Jun/08 02:12 PM
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Table
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| Affects Version/s: |
1.5.0/1.5.1,
1.5.3,
1.5.4,
1.6.0
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| Fix Version/s: |
1.6.2
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table(:index,1).each returns all the rows in the table with index of 1. However, Table doesn't mixin the Enumerable module, so you don't get functionality like each_with_index.
Adding the Enumerable mixin in watir.rb would add significant functionality to the Table object.
Drawbacks: As pointed out by Ian Webb, each_with_index is 0-indexed while Watir::Table.row(:index,1) is 1-indexed. This could be confusing. Maybe this improvement should only be included in Watir 1.6 and not Watir 1.5?
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Description
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table(:index,1).each returns all the rows in the table with index of 1. However, Table doesn't mixin the Enumerable module, so you don't get functionality like each_with_index.
Adding the Enumerable mixin in watir.rb would add significant functionality to the Table object.
Drawbacks: As pointed out by Ian Webb, each_with_index is 0-indexed while Watir::Table.row(:index,1) is 1-indexed. This could be confusing. Maybe this improvement should only be included in Watir 1.6 and not Watir 1.5? |
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include Enumerable in Watir::Table class
