sub logtofile {#$message, $type

Description: Lets you log your samie output to a text file named test.log.

How To:

Call the subroutine logtofile inside your samie scripts.

Examples:

logtofile("Hello Samie")

logtofile("Hello Samie","write")

logtofile("Hello Samie","append")

Cookbook recipe

use Win32::OLE;
use Win32::SAM;
#use Win32::Slingshot;

$| = 1;
my $URL = "http://samie.sourceforge.net/Checkbox.html";
my $seconds;

$Win32::OLE::Warn = 3;

StartIE();
$seconds = Navigate($URL);
print "Checkbox.html page took $seconds seconds to load\n";
logtofile("This is a test\n","write");
logtofile("Checkbox.html page took $seconds seconds to load\n");
ClickCheckBox("bike");

Further Notes:


The optional $type parameter has two options:

1) "write" tells samie to delete the test.log file before writing to it.

2) "append" tells samie to add to the test.log file.

If the $type parameter is omitted, samie defaults to "append".