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How to use ConsoleMessageAdded method of proto_test Package

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definitions_test.go

Source: definitions_test.go

...2843	c := &Client{}2844	err := proto.ConsoleEnable{}.Call(c)2845	t.Nil(err)2846}2847func (t T) ConsoleMessageAdded() {2848	e := proto.ConsoleMessageAdded{}2849	e.ProtoEvent()2850}2851func (t T) DebuggerContinueToLocation() {2852	c := &Client{}2853	err := proto.DebuggerContinueToLocation{}.Call(c)2854	t.Nil(err)2855}2856func (t T) DebuggerDisable() {2857	c := &Client{}2858	err := proto.DebuggerDisable{}.Call(c)2859	t.Nil(err)2860}2861func (t T) DebuggerEnable() {2862	c := &Client{}...

ConsoleMessageAdded

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	b, err := chromedp.New(context.Background(), chromedp.WithRunnerOptions(4		runner.CommandLineFlags(5			command.Flag("headless", false),6			command.Flag("disable-gpu", false),7			command.Flag("disable-software-rasterizer", false),8			command.Flag("disable-dev-shm-usage", false),9			command.Flag("no-sandbox", false),10	if err != nil {11		log.Fatal(err)12	}13	if err != nil {14		log.Fatal(err)15	}16	err = b.Shutdown(context.Background())17	if err != nil {18		log.Fatal(err)19	}20	err = b.Wait()21	if err != nil {22		log.Fatal(err)23	}24	fmt.Printf("Result: %s25}26func proto_test(urlstr string, res *string) chromedp.Tasks {27	return chromedp.Tasks{28		chromedp.Navigate(urlstr),29		chromedp.WaitVisible(`body`, chromedp.ByQuery),30		chromedp.EvaluateAsDevTools(`console.log("Hello World")`, res),31	}32}33func proto_test(urlstr string, res *string) chromedp.Tasks {34	return chromedp.Tasks{35		chromedp.Navigate(urlstr),36		chromedp.WaitVisible(`body`, chromedp.ByQuery),37		chromedp.EvaluateAsDevTools(`console.log("Hello World")`, res),38	}39}

ConsoleMessageAdded

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    vm := otto.New()4    vm.Run(`5    var proto_test = {6        ConsoleMessageAdded: function() {7            console.log("ConsoleMessageAdded called");8        },9        ConsoleMessageCleared: function() {10            console.log("ConsoleMessageCleared called");11        }12    };13    proto_test, _ := vm.Get("proto_test")14    obj, _ := proto_test.Object()15    obj.Set("ConsoleMessageCleared", func(call otto.FunctionCall) otto.Value {16        fmt.Println("ConsoleMessageCleared called")17        return otto.Value{}18    })19    obj.Set("ConsoleMessageAdded", func(call otto.FunctionCall) otto.Value {20        fmt.Println("ConsoleMessageAdded called")21        return otto.Value{}22    })23    vm.Run(`24    proto_test.ConsoleMessageAdded();25    proto_test.ConsoleMessageCleared();26}

ConsoleMessageAdded

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    proto.ConsoleMessageAdded(func(msg *godet.ConsoleMessage) {4        println("ConsoleMessageAdded:", msg.Message)5    })6    proto.Run()7}8import (9func main() {10    proto.ConsoleMessageAdded(func(msg *godet.ConsoleMessage) {11        println("ConsoleMessageAdded:", msg.Message)12    })13    proto.Run()14}15import (16func main() {17    proto.ConsoleMessageAdded(func(msg *godet.ConsoleMessage) {18        println("ConsoleMessageAdded:", msg.Message)19    })20    proto.Run()21}22import (23func main() {24    proto.ConsoleMessageAdded(func(msg *godet.ConsoleMessage) {25        println("ConsoleMessageAdded:", msg.Message)26    })27    proto.Run()28}29import (30func main() {31    proto.ConsoleMessageAdded(func(msg *godet.ConsoleMessage) {32        println("ConsoleMessageAdded:", msg.Message)33    })34    proto.Run()35}36import (37func main() {38    proto.ConsoleMessageAdded(func(msg *godet.ConsoleMessage) {39        println("ConsoleMessageAdded:", msg.Message)40    })41    proto.Run()42}

ConsoleMessageAdded

Using AI Code Generation

1proto_test obj = new proto_test();2obj.ConsoleMessageAdded += ConsoleMessageAddedHandler;3obj.ConsoleMessageAdded += ConsoleMessageAddedHandler2;4obj.ConsoleMessageAdded -= ConsoleMessageAddedHandler;5obj.ConsoleMessageAdded -= ConsoleMessageAddedHandler2;6proto_test obj = new proto_test();7obj.ConsoleMessageAdded -= ConsoleMessageAddedHandler2;8obj.ConsoleMessageAdded += ConsoleMessageAddedHandler;9obj.ConsoleMessageAdded += ConsoleMessageAddedHandler2;10obj.ConsoleMessageAdded -= ConsoleMessageAddedHandler;11proto_test obj = new proto_test();12obj.ConsoleMessageAdded -= ConsoleMessageAddedHandler2;13obj.ConsoleMessageAdded -= ConsoleMessageAddedHandler;14obj.ConsoleMessageAdded += ConsoleMessageAddedHandler;15obj.ConsoleMessageAdded += ConsoleMessageAddedHandler2;

ConsoleMessageAdded

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    proto := proto_test.NewProtoTest()3    proto.ConsoleMessageAdded("Hello World")4}5import "fmt"6type ProtoTest struct {7}8func NewProtoTest() *ProtoTest {9    return &ProtoTest{}10}11func (p *ProtoTest) ConsoleMessageAdded(message string) {12    fmt.Println(message)13}14import (15func main() {16    proto := proto_test.NewProtoTest()17    proto.ConsoleMessageAdded("Hello World")18}19import "fmt"20type ProtoTest struct {21}22func NewProtoTest() *ProtoTest {23    return &ProtoTest{}24}25func (p *ProtoTest) ConsoleMessageAdded(message string) {26    fmt.Println(message)27}28import (29func main() {30    proto := proto_test.NewProtoTest()31    proto.ConsoleMessageAdded("Hello World")32}33import "fmt"34type ProtoTest struct {35}36func NewProtoTest() *ProtoTest {37    return &ProtoTest{}38}39func (p *ProtoTest) ConsoleMessageAdded(message string) {40    fmt.Println(message)41}

ConsoleMessageAdded

Using AI Code Generation

1func (proto_test) ConsoleMessageAdded(ctx context.Context, args *proto.ConsoleMessageAddedArgs) error {2}3func (proto_test) ConsoleMessageAdded(ctx context.Context, args *proto.ConsoleMessageAddedArgs) error {4}5func (proto_test) ConsoleMessageAdded(ctx context.Context, args *proto.ConsoleMessageAddedArgs) error {6}7func (proto_test) ConsoleMessageAdded(ctx context.Context, args *proto.ConsoleMessageAddedArgs) error {8}9func (proto_test) ConsoleMessageAdded(ctx context.Context, args *proto.ConsoleMessageAddedArgs) error {10}11func (proto_test) ConsoleMessageAdded(ctx context.Context, args *proto.ConsoleMessageAddedArgs) error {12}13func (proto_test) ConsoleMessageAdded(ctx context.Context, args *proto.ConsoleMessageAddedArgs) error {14}

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