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How to use detonating_handler method of SeleniumRake Package

Best Selenium code snippet using SeleniumRake.detonating_handler

Rakefile

...15verbose(false)1617# The CrazyFun build grammar. There's no magic here, just ruby18require 'rake_tasks/crazy_fun/main'19require 'rake_tasks/selenium_rake/detonating_handler'20require 'rake_tasks/selenium_rake/crazy_fun'2122# The CrazyFun builders - Most of these are either partially or fully obsolete23# Note the order here is important - The top 2 are used in inheritance chains24require 'rake_tasks/crazy_fun/mappings/file_copy_hack'25require 'rake_tasks/crazy_fun/mappings/tasks'26require 'rake_tasks/crazy_fun/mappings/rake_mappings'27require 'rake_tasks/crazy_fun/mappings/ruby_mappings'2829# Location of all new (non-CrazyFun) methods30require 'rake_tasks/selenium_rake/browsers'31require 'rake_tasks/selenium_rake/checks'32require 'rake_tasks/selenium_rake/cpp_formatter'33require 'rake_tasks/selenium_rake/ie_generator'
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crazy_fun.rb

Source: crazy_fun.rb

...6      add_mapping('java_binary')7      add_mapping('java_library')8      add_mapping('java_test')9    end10    def add_mapping(type_name, handler = detonating_handler)11      @mappings[type_name] = [] unless @mappings.key?(type_name)12      @mappings[type_name].push handler13    end14    def prebuilt_roots15      @prebuilt_roots ||= []16    end17    def find_prebuilt(of)18      prebuilt_roots.each do |root|19        root_parts = root.split('/')20        src = generate_src(of, root_parts)21        return src if File.exist? src22      end23      nil24    end25    def create_tasks(files)26      files.each do |f|27        puts "Parsing #{f}" if $DEBUG28        outputs = BuildFile.new.parse_file(f)29        outputs.each do |type|30          crash_if_no_mapping_key(type)31          mappings = @mappings[type.name]32          mappings.each do |mapping|33            mapping.handle(self, File.dirname(f), type.args)34          end35        end36      end37    end38    private39    def detonating_handler40      SeleniumRake::DetonatingHandler.new41    end42    def generate_src(of, root_parts)43      if root_parts.first == of_parts(of).first44        of_parts(of)[0] = root45        of_parts(of).join('/')46      else47        "#{root}/#{of}"48      end49    end50    def of_parts(of)51      @of_parts ||=52        if of =~ %r{build([/\\])}53          of.split(Regexp.last_match(1))[1..-1]...

detonating_handler

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1detonating_handler("http://www.google.com")2detonating_handler("http://www.yahoo.com")3detonating_handler("http://www.msn.com")4  threads << Thread.new { load "1.rb" }5  threads << Thread.new { load "2.rb" }6  threads << Thread.new { load "3.rb" }7  threads.each { |aThread|  aThread.join }

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