How to use __get_display_id method in SeleniumBase

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device.py

Source:device.py

...157    .. versionadded:: 2.0.0158    """159    def __init__(self, device=None, **kwargs):160        super(linux_framebuffer, self).__init__(serial_interface=noop())161        self.id = self.__get_display_id(device)162        (width, height) = self.__config("virtual_size")163        self.bits_per_pixel = next(self.__config("bits_per_pixel"))164        image_converters = {165            16: self.__toRGB565,166            24: self.__toRGB,167        }168        assert self.bits_per_pixel in image_converters, f"Unsupported bit-depth: {self.bits_per_pixel}"169        self.__image_converter = image_converters[self.bits_per_pixel]170        self.capabilities(width, height, rotate=0, mode="RGB")171    def __get_display_id(self, device):172        """173        Extract the display-id from the device which is usually referred in174        the form `/dev/fbN` where N is numeric. If no device is given, defer175        to the FRAMEBUFFER environmental variable.176        See https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/fb/framebuffer.html for more details.177        """178        if device is None:179            device = os.environ.get("FRAMEBUFFER", "/dev/fb0")180        if device.startswith("/dev/fb"):181            return int(device[7:])182        raise luma.core.error.DeviceNotFoundError(183            f"Invalid/unsupported framebuffer: {device}"184        )185    def __config(self, section):...

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