Hi. I'm trying to enhance SelBlocks (more in a comment to
 http://wiki.openqa.org/display/SEL/Selblocks). My problem seems to be
 on Se IDE core extension level.
 In Se IDE core extension, I'm tail-overriding
 Selenium.prototype.reset(), overriding
 testCase.debugContext.nextCommand() etc. There I need to access the
 list of all test cases - like the one that is available in testCase
 global. The goal is to get a unique identifier (number, filename...)
 per each test case (unique within the test suite) and to access
 commands of all test cases at any time during test run.
 
So, I've tried to tail-intercept but that is not used by the object
 stored in testCase global. I've tail-intercepted TestCase (that's the
 constructor used to create testCase) and I made it push 'this'
 instance to a global array, so that I could access it as a list of
 test cases (it wouldn't reflect removed test cases, but nevermind that
 yet). However, that global array is empty when a test suite is run. As
 an alternative, I've tried to represent that array as a 'static'
 variable in a function, but again - that is empty when test suite is
 run, and it gets re-initialized. So there is some kind of namespace/
 barrier which clears/separates the global variables.
 
function selTestCases() {
     if( typeof selTestCases.cases =='undefined' ) {
         alert('initializing selTestCases.cases');
         selTestCases.cases= [];
     }
     return selTestCases.cases;
 

}
 

How could I access/pass all test cases there (comparable to testCase
 global), please? Is it possible in Se core extension at all?
 Thanks.

While looking into Peter's question, I realized there are a bunch of wiki pages at http://wiki.openqa.org that aren't in the GoogleCode wiki.  Should someone be looking at the old OpenQA site to bring stuff over to Selenium's new(er) home?
 Ross
 

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Thanks Ross;
 editor.app.showTestCaseFromSuite(editor.app.getTestSuite().tests[index])
 worked for me.
 Adam,
 
is there any visual tool to record Se test cases (and export them to
 Java etc.), other than Se-IDE?
 
I've got an idea of how Se-IDE could be more useful. Where could I
 post some notes about it - to Se Google wiki? Could someone allow me
 to do that, please?
 - Peter
 
On Nov 8, 5:25 am, Adam Goucher <a...@goucher.ca> wrote:
 

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