inspect

问题 As per usual when making automated tests I use "Inspect"(CTRL+SHIFT+I) in Chrome to find element by xpath, id, CSS selector etc. For example: //li/a[contains(text(), "Products")] Above is an xpath from this page. In previous versions of Chrome in "DevTools"/"Elements" after pressing CTRL+F to open the "Find" option and pasting this xpath element is highlighted in DevTools window. In new version of chrome it is not highlighted, the usual "1/1" results is displayed in far right of the "Find"

问题 As per usual when making automated tests I use "Inspect"(CTRL+SHIFT+I) in Chrome to find element by xpath, id, CSS selector etc. For example: //li/a[contains(text(), "Products")] Above is an xpath from this page. In previous versions of Chrome in "DevTools"/"Elements" after pressing CTRL+F to open the "Find" option and pasting this xpath element is highlighted in DevTools window. In new version of chrome it is not highlighted, the usual "1/1" results is displayed in far right of the "Find"

问题 I am creating a dev. site to eventually replace an existing site and every time I inspect an element the body of the page shrinks down to a third of the left half of the page. It is also happening randomly with the slider where the image shows on only half the page from time to time. If I refresh the page it corrects it until I inspect an element again. It is making it impossible to work on this site and I have disabled the theme and gone to a stock theme as well as one by one disabled

问题 I am creating a dev. site to eventually replace an existing site and every time I inspect an element the body of the page shrinks down to a third of the left half of the page. It is also happening randomly with the slider where the image shows on only half the page from time to time. If I refresh the page it corrects it until I inspect an element again. It is making it impossible to work on this site and I have disabled the theme and gone to a stock theme as well as one by one disabled

问题 For verbose debug messages in my application I'm using a function that returns a helpful prefix. Consider the following example: import inspect def get_verbose_prefix(): """Returns an informative prefix for verbose debug output messages""" s = inspect.stack() module_name = inspect.getmodulename(s[1][1]) func_name = s[1][3] return '%s->%s' % (module_name, func_name) def awesome_function_name(): print "%s: Doing some awesome stuff right here" % get_verbose_prefix() if __name__ == '__main__':

问题 For verbose debug messages in my application I'm using a function that returns a helpful prefix. Consider the following example: import inspect def get_verbose_prefix(): """Returns an informative prefix for verbose debug output messages""" s = inspect.stack() module_name = inspect.getmodulename(s[1][1]) func_name = s[1][3] return '%s->%s' % (module_name, func_name) def awesome_function_name(): print "%s: Doing some awesome stuff right here" % get_verbose_prefix() if __name__ == '__main__':

问题 I am trying to create a bot that will auto-fill a form I am writing in c# and I have used the following Github code to do so. My problem is, that in order to fill a field in the form I need something that is called entery . But I don't know what it is, or how can I get it. I have access to the form, I have tried to inspect a field in the form in order to get the ID, but I can't find it. what is an entry, and how can I find it? example: submissionService.SetCheckboxValues("entry.55555" /*what

问题 I am trying to create a bot that will auto-fill a form I am writing in c# and I have used the following Github code to do so. My problem is, that in order to fill a field in the form I need something that is called entery . But I don't know what it is, or how can I get it. I have access to the form, I have tried to inspect a field in the form in order to get the ID, but I can't find it. what is an entry, and how can I find it? example: submissionService.SetCheckboxValues("entry.55555" /*what

问题 Can I get python to print the source code for __builtins__ directly? OR (more preferably): What is the pathname of the source code for __builtins__ ? I at least know the following things: __builtins__ is a module, by typing type(__builtins__) . I have tried the best-answer-suggestions to a more general case of this SO question: "Finding the source code for built-in Python functions?". But no luck: print inspect.getdoc(__builtins__) just gives me a description. inspect.getfile(__builtins__)

问题 Can I get python to print the source code for __builtins__ directly? OR (more preferably): What is the pathname of the source code for __builtins__ ? I at least know the following things: __builtins__ is a module, by typing type(__builtins__) . I have tried the best-answer-suggestions to a more general case of this SO question: "Finding the source code for built-in Python functions?". But no luck: print inspect.getdoc(__builtins__) just gives me a description. inspect.getfile(__builtins__)