How to call win32ole IN Ruby

Since its appearance, Ruby has been accepted by more and more programmers. Here we will give you a detailed introduction to the techniques related to Ruby's win32ole call.

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For example, create an IE browser Ruby to call the win32ole instance.

1. Require "win32ole"
2. # Include library
3. Ie = WIN32OLE. new ('internetex
   Plorer. Application ')
4. Ie. visible = true
5. # At this time, you can see an ie interface.
6. Ie. navigate ('HTTP: // mail.163.com ')
7. # Go to this page
8. Sleep (0.1) until ie. busy = false
9. # Sleep until ie. busy is false and the page is fully loaded
10. Ie. Document. getElementById ("username ")
    . Value = "coderlee"
11. # Enter the account name
12. Ie. Document. getElementById ("password ")
    . Value = "******"
13. # Enter the password
14. Ie. Document. getElementById ("btn1"). click
15. # The login button id is btn1 simulated click

In fact, you can use the Interactive Programming Method to find a created ole object and input. ole_meth has implemented Ruby to call win32ole.