How to use windows method of Platform Package

Best Selenium code snippet using Platform.windows

windows_test.rb

Source:windows_test.rb

1# frozen_string_literal: true2require "test_helper"3class WindowsTest < Minitest::Test4  test "detects windows x64" do5    browser = Browser.new(Browser["IE10_X64_WINX64"])6    assert browser.platform.windows_x64?7    refute browser.platform.windows_wow64?8    assert browser.platform.windows_x64_inclusive?9    assert_equal browser.platform.version, "6.2"10  end11  test "detects windows wow64" do12    browser = Browser.new(Browser["WINDOWS_WOW64"])13    refute browser.platform.windows_x64?14    assert browser.platform.windows_wow64?15    assert browser.platform.windows_x64_inclusive?16    assert_equal browser.platform.version, "6.3"17  end18  test "detects windows_2000" do19    browser = Browser.new(Browser["WINDOWS_2000"])20    assert browser.platform.windows?21    assert_equal browser.platform.version, "5.0"22    assert browser.platform.windows?(["=5.0"])23  end24  test "detects windows_2000_sp1" do25    browser = Browser.new(Browser["WINDOWS_2000_SP1"])26    assert browser.platform.windows?27    assert_equal browser.platform.version, "5.01"28    assert browser.platform.windows?(["=5.01"])29  end30  test "detects windows_xp" do31    browser = Browser.new(Browser["WINDOWS_XP"])32    assert browser.platform.windows?33    assert browser.platform.windows_xp?34    assert_equal browser.platform.version, "5.1"35    assert browser.platform.windows?(["=5.1"])36  end37  test "detects windows_xp (64-bit)" do38    browser = Browser.new(Browser["WINDOWS_XP_64"])39    assert browser.platform.windows?40    assert browser.platform.windows_xp?41    assert browser.platform.windows_x64?42    assert_equal browser.platform.version, "5.2"43    assert browser.platform.windows?(["=5.2"])44  end45  test "detects windows_vista" do46    browser = Browser.new(Browser["WINDOWS_VISTA"])47    assert browser.platform.windows?48    assert browser.platform.windows_vista?49    assert_equal browser.platform.version, "6.0"50    assert browser.platform.windows?(["=6.0"])51  end52  test "detects windows7" do53    browser = Browser.new(Browser["WINDOWS7"])54    assert browser.platform.windows?55    assert browser.platform.windows7?56    assert_equal browser.platform.version, "6.1"57    assert browser.platform.windows?(["=6.1"])58  end59  test "detects windows8" do60    browser = Browser.new(Browser["WINDOWS8"])61    assert browser.platform.windows?62    assert browser.platform.windows8?63    refute browser.platform.windows8_1?64    assert_equal browser.platform.version, "6.2"65    assert browser.platform.windows?(["=6.2"])66  end67  test "detects windows8.1" do68    browser = Browser.new(Browser["WINDOWS81"])69    assert browser.platform.windows?70    assert browser.platform.windows8?71    assert browser.platform.windows8_1?72    assert_equal browser.platform.version, "6.3"73    assert browser.platform.windows?(["=6.3"])74  end75  test "detects windows10" do76    browser = Browser.new(Browser["WINDOWS10"])77    assert browser.platform.windows?78    assert browser.platform.windows10?79    assert_equal browser.platform.version, "10.0"80    assert browser.platform.windows?(["=10.0"])81  end82  test "returns name" do83    browser = Browser.new(Browser["WINDOWS8"])84    assert_equal "Windows", browser.platform.name85  end86end...

platform_spec.rb

Source:platform_spec.rb

...8  when "linux"9    it "returns 'so'" do10      expect(FFI::Platform::LIBSUFFIX).to eq('so')11    end12  when "windows"13    it "returns 'dll'" do14      expect(FFI::Platform::LIBSUFFIX).to eq('dll')15    end16  when "darwin"17    it "returns 'dylib'" do18      expect(FFI::Platform::LIBSUFFIX).to eq('dylib')19    end20  end21end22describe "FFI::Platform::IS_WINDOWS" do23  case OS24  when "linux"25    it "returns false" do26      expect(FFI::Platform::IS_WINDOWS).to be false27    end28  when "windows"29    it "returns true" do30      expect(FFI::Platform::IS_WINDOWS).to be true31    end32  when "darwin"33    it "returns false" do34      expect(FFI::Platform::IS_WINDOWS).to be false35    end36  end37end38describe "FFI::Platform::ARCH" do39  it "returns the architecture type" do40    expect(FFI::Platform::ARCH).to eq(CPU)41  end42end43describe "FFI::Platform::OS" do44  case OS45  when "linux"46    it "returns 'linux' as a string" do47      expect(FFI::Platform::OS).to eq('linux')48    end49  when "windows"50    it "returns 'windows' as a string" do51      expect(FFI::Platform::OS).to eq('windows')52    end53  when "darwin"54    it "returns 'darwin' as a string" do55      expect(FFI::Platform::OS).to eq('darwin')56    end57  end58end59describe "FFI::Platform.windows?" do60  case OS61  when "linux"62    it "returns false" do63      expect(FFI::Platform.windows?).to be false64    end65  when "windows"66    it "returns true" do67      expect(FFI::Platform.windows?).to be true68    end69  when "darwin"70    it "returns false" do71      expect(FFI::Platform.windows?).to be false72    end73  end74end75describe "FFI::Platform.mac?" do76  case OS77  when "linux"78    it "returns false" do79      expect(FFI::Platform.mac?).to be false80    end81  when "windows"82    it "returns false" do83      expect(FFI::Platform.mac?).to be false84    end85  when "darwin"86    it "returns true" do87      expect(FFI::Platform.mac?).to be true88    end89  end90end91describe "FFI::Platform.unix?" do92  case OS93  when "linux"94    it "returns true" do95      expect(FFI::Platform.unix?).to be true96    end97  when "windows"98    it "returns false" do99      expect(FFI::Platform.unix?).to be false100    end101  when "darwin"102    it "returns true" do103      expect(FFI::Platform.unix?).to be true104    end105  end106end...

windows

Using AI Code Generation

1Registry::HKEY_CURRENT_USER.open('Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion') do |reg|2excel = WIN32OLE.new('Excel.Application')3word = WIN32OLE.new('Word.Application')4powerpoint = WIN32OLE.new('PowerPoint.Application')5outlook = WIN32OLE.new('Outlook.Application')6ie = WIN32OLE.new('InternetExplorer.Application')7access = WIN32OLE.new('Access.Application')8visualbasic = WIN32OLE.new('VisualBasic.Application')9msnmessenger = WIN32OLE.new('MSN.IMessenger')10netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Netscape.Netscape')11netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator.Communicator')12netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator4.Communicator4')13netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator45.Communicator45')14netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator46.Communicator46')15netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator47.Communicator47')16netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator48.Communicator48')17netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator49.Communicator49')18netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator5.Communicator5')19netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator50.Communicator50')20netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator

windows

Using AI Code Generation

1Registry::HKEY_CURRENT_USER.open('Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion') do |reg|2excel = WIN32OLE.new('Excel.Application')3word = WIN32OLE.new('Word.Application')4powerpoint = WIN32OLE.new('PowerPoint.Application')5outlook = WIN32OLE.new('Outlook.Application')6ie = WIN32OLE.new('InternetExplorer.Application')7access = WIN32OLE.new('Access.Application')8visualbasic = WIN32OLE.new('VisualBasic.Application')9msnmessenger = WIN32OLE.new('MSN.IMessenger')10netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Netscape.Netscape')11netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator.Communicator')12netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator4.Communicator4')13netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator45.Communicator45')14netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator46.Communicator46')15netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator47.Communicator47')16netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator48.Communicator48')17netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator49.Communicator49')18netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator5.Communicator5')19netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator50.Communicator50')20netscape = WIN32OLE.new('Communicator

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