How to use MustInputTime method of rod Package

Best Rod code snippet using rod.MustInputTime

element_test.go

Source: element_test.go Github

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...275 p := t.page.MustNavigate(t.srcFile("fixtures/​input.html"))276 var el *rod.Element277 {278 el = p.MustElement("[type=date]")279 el.MustInputTime(now)280 t.Eq(el.MustText(), now.Format("2006-01-02"))281 t.True(p.MustHas("[event=input-date-change]"))282 }283 {284 el = p.MustElement("[type=datetime-local]")285 el.MustInputTime(now)286 t.Eq(el.MustText(), now.Format("2006-01-02T15:04"))287 t.True(p.MustHas("[event=input-datetime-local-change]"))288 }289 t.Panic(func() {290 t.mc.stubErr(1, proto.RuntimeCallFunctionOn{})291 el.MustInputTime(now)292 })293 t.Panic(func() {294 t.mc.stubErr(5, proto.RuntimeCallFunctionOn{})295 el.MustInputTime(now)296 })297 t.Panic(func() {298 t.mc.stubErr(6, proto.RuntimeCallFunctionOn{})299 el.MustInputTime(now)300 })301 t.Panic(func() {302 t.mc.stubErr(7, proto.RuntimeCallFunctionOn{})303 el.MustInputTime(now)304 })305}306func (t T) Checkbox() {307 p := t.page.MustNavigate(t.srcFile("fixtures/​input.html"))308 el := p.MustElement("[type=checkbox]")309 t.True(el.MustClick().MustProperty("checked").Bool())310}311func (t T) SelectText() {312 p := t.page.MustNavigate(t.srcFile("fixtures/​input.html"))313 el := p.MustElement("textarea")314 el.MustInput("test")315 el.MustSelectAllText()316 el.MustInput("test")317 t.Eq("test", el.MustText())...

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MustInputTime

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1import (2type Rod struct {3}4func (r Rod) MustInputTime() time.Time {5 return time.Now()6}7func main() {8 fmt.Println(r.MustInputTime())9}10import (11type Rod struct {12}13func (r Rod) MustInputTime() time.Time {14 return time.Now()15}16func main() {17 fmt.Println(r.MustInputTime())18}19import (20type Rod struct {21}22func (r Rod) MustInputTime() time.Time {23 return time.Now()24}25func main() {26 fmt.Println(r.MustInputTime())27}28import (29type Rod struct {30}31func (r Rod) MustInputTime() time.Time {32 return time.Now()33}34func main() {35 fmt.Println(r.MustInputTime())36}37import (38type Rod struct {39}40func (r Rod) MustInputTime() time.Time {41 return time.Now()42}

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MustInputTime

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1import (2type rod struct {3}4func (r *rod) MustInputTime() {5 fmt.Println("Enter the length of rod in meters: ")6 fmt.Scanln(&r.length)7}8func main() {9 r.MustInputTime()10 fmt.Println("The length of rod is: ", r.length)11}

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MustInputTime

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1import (2type rod struct {3}4func (r *rod) MustInputTime() time.Time {5 fmt.Println("Enter time in the format of 15:04:05")6 fmt.Scanln(&t)7}8func main() {9 fmt.Println(r.MustInputTime())10}11import (12type rod struct {13}14func (r *rod) MustInputTime() time.Time {15 fmt.Println("Enter time in the format of 15:04:05")16 fmt.Scanln(&t)17}18func main() {19 fmt.Println(r.MustInputTime())20}

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MustInputTime

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1import "fmt"2import "time"3type rod struct {4}5func (r *rod) InputTime() {6 fmt.Println("Enter length in feet")7 fmt.Scanln(&r.length)8 fmt.Println("Enter diameter in inches")9 fmt.Scanln(&r.diameter)10 fmt.Println("Enter material")11 fmt.Scanln(&r.material)12 fmt.Println("Enter weight in pounds")13 fmt.Scanln(&r.weight)14 fmt.Println("Enter cost in dollars")15 fmt.Scanln(&r.cost)16}17func (r *rod) MustInputTime() {18 for {19 r.InputTime()20 if r.length <= 0 || r.diameter <= 0 || r.weight <= 0 || r.cost <= 0 {21 fmt.Println("Invalid input")22 } else {23 }24 }25}26func main() {27 r1.MustInputTime()28 fmt.Println("The rod is", r1.length, "feet long, has a diameter of", r1.diameter, "inches, is made of", r1.material, ", weighs", r1.weight, "pounds, and costs", r1.cost, "dollars.")29}

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MustInputTime

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Enter a time in 24h format (hh:mm):")4 time := rod.MustInputTime()5 fmt.Println(time)6}7import (8func main() {9 str := "Enter a time in 24h format (hh:mm):\n"10 for _, r := range str {11 z01.PrintRune(r)12 }13 time := rod.MustInputTime()14 fmt.Println(time)15 os.Exit(0)16}17import (18func main() {19 fmt.Println("Enter a date in 24h format (dd/​mm/​yyyy):")20 date := rod.MustInputDate()21 fmt.Println(date)22}23import (24func main() {25 str := "Enter a date in 24h format (dd/​mm/​yyyy):\n"26 for _, r := range str {27 z01.PrintRune(r)28 }29 date := rod.MustInputDate()30 fmt.Println(date)31 os.Exit(0)32}33import (34func main() {35 fmt.Println("Enter a date and time in 24h format (dd/​mm/​yyyy hh:mm):")36 date := rod.MustInputDateTime()37 fmt.Println(date)38}39import (40func main() {41 str := "Enter a date and time in 24h format (dd/​mm/​yyyy hh:mm):\n"

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MustInputTime

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1import (2func main() {3 rod := NewRod(10, 20)4 t := time.Now()5 rod.MustInputTime(t)6 fmt.Println(rod)7}8import (9func main() {10 rod := NewRod(10, 20)11 t := time.Now()12 rod.MustInputTime(t)13 fmt.Println(rod)14}15import (16func main() {17 rod := NewRod(10, 20)18 t := time.Now()19 rod.MustInputTime(t)20 fmt.Println(rod)21}22import (23func main() {24 rod := NewRod(10, 20)25 t := time.Now()26 rod.MustInputTime(t)27 fmt.Println(rod)28}29import (30func main() {31 rod := NewRod(10, 20)32 t := time.Now()33 rod.MustInputTime(t)34 fmt.Println(rod)35}36import (37func main() {38 rod := NewRod(10, 20)39 t := time.Now()

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MustInputTime

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1import (2type rod struct {3}4func (r *rod) MustInputTime() {5 var (6 fmt.Print("Enter hours: ")7 _, err := fmt.Scan(&hours)8 if err != nil {9 fmt.Println("Error: Not a number")10 os.Exit(1)11 }12 if hours < 0 || hours > 23 {13 fmt.Println("Error: Out of range")14 os.Exit(1)15 }16 fmt.Print("Enter minutes: ")17 _, err = fmt.Scan(&minutes)18 if err != nil {19 fmt.Println("Error: Not a number")20 os.Exit(1)21 }22 if minutes < 0 || minutes > 59 {23 fmt.Println("Error: Out of range")24 os.Exit(1)25 }26 fmt.Print("Enter seconds: ")27 _, err = fmt.Scan(&seconds)28 if err != nil {29 fmt.Println("Error: Not a number")30 os.Exit(1)31 }32 if seconds < 0 || seconds > 59 {33 fmt.Println("Error: Out of range")34 os.Exit(1)35 }36 if hours > 12 {37 fmt.Printf("%02d:%02d:%02d pm", hours, minutes, seconds)38 } else {39 fmt.Printf("%02d:%02d:%02d am", hours, minutes, seconds)40 }41}42func main() {43 rod := &rod{}44 rod.MustInputTime()45}46import (47type rod struct {48}49func (r *rod) MustInputTime() {50 var (51 fmt.Print("Enter hours: ")52 _, err := fmt.Scan(&hours)53 if err != nil {54 fmt.Println("Error: Not a number

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