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Dave1
New Contributor
9 years ago
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Writing Python scripts, composed of several methods

Hi All, I have problem with writing Python scripts. I want to write one test , composed of several methods. Splitting the script into methods is intended to increase versatility. For example When I ...
  • shankar_r's avatar
    shankar_r
    9 years ago

    Hi,

     

    I'm not python-scripter, but looking at your testmain method

     

    def testmain():
  Unit5.Test1()
  Unit5.Test2(Unit5.Test1)

    I guess Unit5.Test1 is going to run two times. Instead of doing above , what happens when you do like below

     

    def testmain():
  Unit5.Test2(Unit5.Test1)

    Or

     

    def testmain():
  panel =  Unit5.Test1()
  Unit5.Test2(panel)
shankar_r's avatar
shankar_r
Community Hero
9 years ago

Hi,

 

I'm not python-scripter, but looking at your testmain method

 

def testmain():
  Unit5.Test1()
  Unit5.Test2(Unit5.Test1)

I guess Unit5.Test1 is going to run two times. Instead of doing above , what happens when you do like below

 

def testmain():
  Unit5.Test2(Unit5.Test1)

Or

 

def testmain():
  panel =  Unit5.Test1()
  Unit5.Test2(panel)