I am using the following method to parse some text on the page
getNumberText().getText()
and want to do a assert/comparison using greaterThanOrEqualTo
So How do I convert the getText() result to integer value for comparison?
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Well this largely depends on the language being used? Which is what? Java? .NET? Ruby?Arran– Arran2014-01-17 10:59:50 +00:00Commented Jan 17, 2014 at 10:59
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4 Answers
You could do the following, from this:
getNumberText().getText()
... create as one of answers was another method, which will return desired object in Your case int:
public int getNumber(){
return Integer.parseInt(getNumberText().getText());
}
so usage would be:
Assert.assertTrue(getNumber(), intNumber);
Hope this helps,
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You need to Integer class to do this. Integer.parseInt(yourStringNumber). If the value is double then Double.parseInt(yourStringDouble).
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int number = Integer.parseInt(getNumberText().getText());
In case that String is not parseable (thus not integer), NumberFormatException is thrown.
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public int getNumberText(elem)
{
return int.Parse(elem.Text());
}
element = driver.FindElement(By.Id("something"));
actual_result = getNumberText(element)
if (actual_result == expected_result)
{
// do something
}
