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Message #22813
Re: [Question #240935]: Large Test Batch (3000 test cases) gradually slows down in execution
Question #240935 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/240935
Status: Needs information => Open
Nathan Ash-Vie gave more information on the question:
This is how I extract the data from the CSV file:
xReader = file("G:\\UW Manual\\EDI Development\\Test Batches\\i90
Rates Bulk Test Pack - CDN.csv")
for line in xReader:
Val = line.strip().split(",")
The loop contains around 700 lines of automation but 99% of it is simply
using the paste function for the current CSV cell value. For instance:
paste(Val[3]) #Policyholder Name
type(Key.TAB)
paste(Val[5]) #Title
type(Key.TAB)
paste(Val[6]) #Marital
type(Key.TAB)
paste(Val[7]) #Gender
type(Key.TAB)
type(Key.TAB)
type(Key.TAB)
type(Key.TAB)
Every now and again there is some data formatting (for instance
converting US date formats into EU data formats e.g. MM/DD/YY into
DD/MM/YY).
There is a lot of image recognition, for instance there are 26 waits
which ensure the script does not begin entering information before the
screen has fully transitioned:
wait("1386751004792.png",10)
To capture results I write to text files:
if not os.path.exists(ResultsDir):
os.makedirs(ResultsDir)
#Capture results
ResultsFile = open(ResultsDir + "\Test " + str(testCount) + ".txt", "w")
ResultsFile.write(Results.encode('latin-1'))
ResultsFile.close()
Results = ""
I've not modularised or separated the code into functions/subs. This is
the first time I've used the Jython. Is it fully OO e.g. class
hiearchies, interfaces and inheritance or can you simply create
subs/functions and have the script run procedurally?
Thanks,
Nathan
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