I would like to write some C code , running in Android(linux) C program to set default route, ip -6 route add default dev wlan0.
Would appreciate if you have any idea, please let me know.
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System/execl should work. But remember:
with execl you must put the full path to the executable. Also remember that you must put each parameter in its own string, and that the first parameter must be the binary program itself
you will need to run your program with root privileges to do what you want
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When I try to create a new class in the library of flutter, inside the class the constructor shows error
The problem is that you have your parameters as optionally named, which means the caller can decide not to pass q or a, but you also marked them as non-nullable. Add the required keyword before your parameters to make sure they're passed in and are non-null, or add a default.
Also, in the future:
Please copy-paste your code instead of using an image. This lets us quickly copy-paste it into our IDEs and find any errors.
Please post the error you're getting. Errors are your friends, they tell you what's wrong, and they'll help us figure out how to help you.
There are scenarios in feature files wherein I've use the text "Foo" and on click its open a new page. this text sometime changes to "Foo1" or "Foo2" or to something else. to avoid line by line change in feature file for "Foo" to "Foo1" or "Foo2" is there any way that I can globally declare variable in top/bottom of the feature file where I can set the required text in variable on fly and I shall start executing my test instantly?
This change exist in many feature files and around 1000 lines in feature file. To get solution for this, I try on setting environment variables but I couldn't reach all the way till end this issue to solve. So can anyone help me on this?
Thanks in advance
What if you do the replacement in your step implementation instead? Then you could have the desired value in a separate file or pass it as arguments. That way you don't need to hard code the values.
Could scenario outlines help you in any way or is the value only changing depending on external changes?
My first thought was scenario outlines like #homaxto said.
Then I thought you might want to affect it by which system you are connected to. You can do this through configuration. I have done this with Fig_Newton.
You can either set an environment varaible or use one in the commandline. Or you can use #hook type tags. With a hook tag, you can have a tag at the top of a feature file that you can use to set a variable that affects how the steps operate (but it needs to be handled inside the step).
I’m writing the error/failures of my steps to a file with this function:
def addToErrorFile(errorName)
open('error.txt', 'a') { |f| f.puts"#{errorName}"}
end
This function is located in a lot of places in my test flow.
To make it easier to read it in the end, I would like to add the step name (Then /I go to…) and also the scenario (Scenario: login to..).
Is there a way to copy those into the function?
You could put some code in your before and after scenario hooks that writes to the error log. That should break it up a bit and make it easier to read. Something like this.
Before do |scenario|
your_logging_method(scenario.name)
end
After do |scenario|
your_logging_method(scenario.name)
end
And there is an AfterStep hook too, though I haven't used it.
AfterStep do |step|
another_logging_method(step)
end
You may have to call some methods on the step variable to get it in a useful format.
Here's a link to the cucumber hooks documentatioon - https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber/wiki/Hooks
it wouldn't be better to use ruby (begin rescue ensure ) and put the code in there. You save your test session and you can progress your test to next steps, where you can put line of code to save name of next step to file
I am using MonkeyTalk to automate some user test cases for my Android app. Everything is working fine except for when I try and detect a button containing this string:
"Connect\n(Code Required)"
I get this error:
FAILURE: Unable to find Button(Connect\n(Code required))
If I change the button to "Connect" and perform a tap on that value MonkeyTalk has no trouble, but something about the line break must be throwing it off.
After some searching I found this thread that confirmed my suspicious about the line break. There was one suggested fix here, to set the default encoding to UTF-8 (Select the Project > File > Properties > Resources)
However this did not work for me.
I have also tried to find the button using a wildcard like so:
"*(Code Required)"
But this does not seem to be supported either.
Maybe there is an alternative line break character I could use?
Thanks in advance for the help!
Maybe there's a carriage return in there? I know in most text editors a new line actually consists of (carriage return)+(newline).
Also take a look at this:
TextView carriage return not working
Also, depending on how flexible your requirements are, you could use the #N MonkeyId replacement to get the Nth button.
IN javascript you can use below command
app.button("buttonname").tap(x, y);
Use android:contentDesxription="your_component_id" in your view xml file definition or view.setContentDescription("your_component_id"); directly on view in code to make it easy to access in MonkeyTalk.
I want to execute a C program automatically during the start-up process. My C program named smackload.
I try to add service smackload /data/local/smackload in init.rc. It is no use.
I also add a command in one Action: exec /data/local/smackload
Could anyone give me some ideas? Thanks in advance!
You have to use NDK for that.For more details see this :-http://developer.android.com/tools/sdk/ndk/index.html