I would to do something like that for example, with 2 functions also. Do you think it's possible and how ? Thanks 

 use Selenium::Remote::Driver;
use Test::More tests=>4;

sub run_tests{

  my $browser = shift;
  my $driver = Selenium::Remote::Driver->new( browser_name => $browser
+);
  $driver->get("http://www.google.com");
  $driver->find_element('q','name')->send_keys("Hello WebDriver!");

  ok($driver->get_title =~ /Google/,"title matches google");
  is($driver->get_title,'Google',"Title is google");
  ok($driver->get_title eq 'Google','Title equals google');
  like($driver->get_title,qr/Google/,"Title matches google");

  $driver->quit();
}

run_tests ($_) for sort ( 'chrome', 'internet explorer', 'phantomJS', 
+'firefox' );

sub run_testing{

  my $browser = shift;
  my $driver = Selenium::Remote::Driver->new( browser_name => $browser
+);
  $driver->get("http://www.google.com");
  $driver->pause(2000);
  $driver->set_window_size(640, 480);
  $driver->find_element('login','name')
  $driver->find_element('password','name')


  $driver->quit();
}

run_testing ($_) for sort ( 'chrome', 'internet explorer', 'phantomJS'
+, 'firefox' );

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In reply to Re^2: How to have 2 functions in one Perl file by Chaoui05
in thread How to have 2 functions in one Perl file by Chaoui05

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