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How can I create regular expression to satisfy the stated condition in my summary?

aedzaedz Members
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How can I create regular expression to satisfy the following:

1. _click(_button("btn"));
2. _click(_button("btn[0]"));
3. _click(_button("btn[1]"));
4. _click(_button("btn[n]"));

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  • aedzaedz Members
    I tried but error message "SyntaxError: Unexpected string" occur
  • aedzaedz Members
    I tried but error message "SyntaxError: Unexpected string" occur
  • chris_iiichris_iii Members
    Try using a for loop:

    for (var $i=0;$i<=n;$i++){
    _click(_button("btn["+$i+"]"));
    }

    If there are multiple buttons on the screen with the same id/name, the first DOM object of that button will be _button("btn[0]"), _button("btn") would only apply if it was the only DOM object of that name.
  • chris_iiichris_iii Members
    Try using a for loop:

    for (var $i=0;$i<=n;$i++){
    _click(_button("btn["+$i+"]"));
    }

    If there are multiple buttons on the screen with the same id/name, the first DOM object of that button will be _button("btn[0]"), _button("btn") would only apply if it was the only DOM object of that name.
  • chris_iiichris_iii Members
    Try using a for loop:

    for (var $i=0;$i<=n;$i++){
    _click(_button("btn["+$i+"]"));
    }

    If there are multiple buttons on the screen with the same id/name, the first DOM object of that button will be _button("btn[0]"), _button("btn") would only apply if it was the only DOM object of that name.
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