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No Copy Option #2

Open MarkBrazier opened 10 years ago

MarkBrazier commented 10 years ago

I would like to be able to copy the output once I have captured it. Ideally, it should be possible to copy the 'phone screenshot or the listTree output separately.

JackRostron commented 10 years ago

"Export" option should export both the screenshot and the listTree. Ability to copy to clipboard individually is a very good suggestion. Not complicated to achieve, can do for next release.

SamDKBerry commented 10 years ago

I think right clicking on an element in list tree should give you the option to copy to clipboard by 'label' or by 'position'. If you inspect element in chrome and right click on something in the page source it gives you the option to copy by 'xpath' or 'css selector' so this is what most QAs are used too.

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"Export" option should export both the screenshot and the listTree. Ability to copy to clipboard individually is a very good suggestion. Not complicated to achieve, can do for next release.

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JackRostron commented 10 years ago

CSS selector?

SamDKBerry commented 10 years ago

Chrome as in the browser, xpath and css selectors are ways to find web elements when using selenium webdriver. Most automation QAs will be comming from that background.

On 17 June 2014 12:04, Jack Rostron notifications@github.com wrote:

CSS selector?

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JackRostron commented 10 years ago

In lamens terms what would a CSS selector look like? I know xpath but not sure of that one

SamDKBerry commented 10 years ago

Ah, we don't need to add those, I was just using that as an example of how google do it. We just need to add by label and by position. Was just explaining their functionality.

On 17 June 2014 12:08, Jack Rostron notifications@github.com wrote:

In lamens terms what would a CSS selector look like? I know xpath but not sure of that one

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