If you have a reference to the element itself you&#39;d use `set` instead of `fill_in`:

    find(:css, &quot;input[id$=&#39;donation_pledge_hundreds&#39;]&quot;).set(&quot;10&quot;)

However for your specific example, `fill_in` should be able to find the element as you know it&#39;s ID:

    fill_in &#39;donation_pledge_hundreds&#39;, with: &quot;10&quot;

```
element = find(:css, &quot;input[id$=&#39;donation_pledge_hundreds&#39;]&quot;)   
element.fill_in with: &quot;10&quot;
```

Instead of a method, you can use brackets to return `:name` or `:id`, e.g.
```
element = find(:css, &quot;input[id$=&#39;donation_pledge_hundreds&#39;]&quot;)
fill_in element[:name], :with =&gt; &quot;10&quot;
```
The same approach can be used with `select` -
```
select my_type, from: find(&#39;select[name$=&quot;[type]&quot;]&#39;)[:name]
```

    find(&quot;input[id$=&#39;donation_pledge_hundreds&#39;]&quot;).set &quot;10&quot;

It&#39;s worth noting that you can chain your finds.

    @modal = find(&quot;.modal&quot;)
    @modal.find(&#39;input[name=foo]&#39;).set &quot;bar&quot;

    fill_in &lt;$id&gt;, :with =&gt; &#39;text you want to fill in&#39;

Just want to make sure I understand this correctly (I&#39;d ask on SO Chat, but it&#39;s dead in there!):

We&#39;ve got a Vertex Array, which we make &quot;current&quot; by binding it  
then we&#39;ve got a Buffer, which we bind to a Target  
then we fill that Target via `glBufferData`
which essentially populates whatever was bound to that target, i.e. our Buffer  
and then we call `glVertexAttribPointer` which describes how the data is laid out -- the data being whatever is bound to `GL_ARRAY_BUFFER`
and this descriptor is saved to our original Vertex Array  

(1) Is my understanding correct?  
The [documentation][1] is a little sparse about how everything correlates.

(2) Is there some kind of default Vertex Array? Because I forgot/omitted `glGenVertexArrays` and `glBindVertexArray` and my program worked fine without it.

---

**Edit:** I missed a step... `glEnableVertexAttribArray`. 

(3) Is the Vertex Attrib tied to the Vertex Array at the time `glVertexAttribPointer` is called, and then we can enable/disable that attrib via `glEnableVertexAttribArray` at any time, regardless of which Vertex Array is currently bound?

Or (3b) Is the Vertex Attrib tied to the Vertex Array at the time `glEnableVertexAttribArray` is called, and thus we can add the same Vertex Attrib to multiple Vertex Arrays by calling `glEnableVertexAttribArray` at different times, when different Vertex Arrays are bound?


  [1]: https://www.khronos.org/registry/OpenGL-Refpages/gl4/html/glVertexAttribPointer.xhtml

glVertexAttribPointer clarification

I&#39;m having a problem when I use the method `X509Store.Certificates.Find`

    public static X509Certificate2 FromStore(StoreName storeName, 
              StoreLocation storeLocation, X509FindType findType, string findValue)
    {
        X509Store store = new X509Store(storeName, storeLocation);
        store.Open(OpenFlags.ReadOnly);
        try
        {
            //findValue = &quot;7a6fa503ab57b81d6318a51ca265e739a51ce660&quot;
            var results = store.Certificates.Find(findType, findValue, true);

            return results[0];                
        }
        finally
        {
            store.Close();
        }
    }
In this case the Find Method returns 0 results (`results.Count == 0`), but if I put the findValue as constant the method find the certificate.

    public static X509Certificate2 FromStore(StoreName storeName, 
               StoreLocation storeLocation, X509FindType findType, string findValue)
    {
        X509Store store = new X509Store(storeName, storeLocation);
        store.Open(OpenFlags.ReadOnly);
        try
        {         
            //findValue= &quot;7a6fa503ab57b81d6318a51ca265e739a51ce660&quot;
            var results = store.Certificates.Find(findType, 
                                  &quot;7a6fa503ab57b81d6318a51ca265e739a51ce660&quot;, true);
            return results[0];
        }
        finally
        {
            store.Close();
        }
    }

Problems with X509Store Certificates.Find FindByThumbprint

I&#39;d like to do the following but can&#39;t due to the nature of fill_in expecting a locator as the first argument.

    find(:css, &quot;input[id$=&#39;donation_pledge_hundreds&#39;]&quot;).fill_in :with =&gt; &quot;10&quot;

I&#39;ve also tried doing

    element = find(:css, &quot;input[id$=&#39;donation_pledge_hundreds&#39;]&quot;)   
    fill_in element.&lt;method&gt; , :with =&gt; &quot;10&quot;

but there are no methods that return any data to identify the element to fill_in.

Any ideas of the best way of finding a field via a regex for use with fill_in?


How to use fill_in with find in Capybara (if possible)

I'd like to do the following but can't due to the nature of fill_in expecting a locator as the first argument.
<pre><code class="hljs language-ini">find(:css, "input[id$='donation_pledge_hundreds']").fill_in :with => "10"
</code></pre>
I've also tried doing
<pre><code class="hljs language-ini">element = find(:css, "input[id$='donation_pledge_hundreds']") 
fill_in element.&#x3C;method> , :with => "10"
</code></pre>
but there are no methods that return any data to identify the element to fill_in.
Any ideas of the best way of finding a field via a regex for use with fill_in?

How can I find all files in directory with the extension .csv in python?

Find all CSV files in a directory using Python

What is the most &#39;pythonic&#39; way of finding an item in a list? Is it:

```
if item in my_list:
    print(&quot;Desired item is in list&quot;)
```

Python: Find in list

    x=$(find . -name &quot;*.txt&quot;)
    echo $x

if I run the above piece of code in Bash shell, what I get is a string containing several file names separated by blank, not a list.

Of course, I can further separate them by blank to get a list, but I&#39;m sure there is a better way to do it.

So what is the best way to loop through the results of a `find` command?

How to loop through file names returned by find?

I like to to go find a user in mongoDb by looking for a user called value.
The problem with:

    username: &#39;peter&#39;

is that i dont find it if the username is &quot;Peter&quot;, or &quot;PeTER&quot;.. or something like that.

So i want to do like sql

    SELECT * FROM users WHERE username LIKE &#39;peter&#39;

Hope you guys get what im askin for?


*Short: &#39;field LIKE value&#39; in mongoose.js/mongodb*

Mongoose.js: Find user by username LIKE value

My application uses a list like this:

`List&lt;MyClass&gt; list = new List&lt;MyClass&gt;();`

Using the `Add` method, another instance of `MyClass` is added to the list.

`MyClass` provides, among others, the following methods:

    public void SetId(String Id);
    public String GetId();

How can I find a specific instance of `MyClass` by means of using the `GetId` method? I know there is the `Find` method, but I don&#39;t know if this would work here?!


How can I find a specific element in a List&lt;T&gt;?

After loading a page I have code that runs and hides and shows various items based on data returned by an xhr.

My integration test looks something like this:

    it &quot;should not show the blah&quot; do
        page.find(&#39;#blah&#39;).visible?.should be_true
    end 

When I manually go to the page in the context this test runs, #blah is *not* visible as I expect. I suspect that Capybara is looking at the initial state of the page (invisible in this case), evaluating the state of the DOM and failing the test before the JS runs. 

Yes, I set the `:js =&gt; true` on the containing describe block :)

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! I&#39;m hoping I don&#39;t have to put an intentional delay in here, that feels flaky and will slow things down.

How to make Capybara check for visibility after some JS has run?

Basically, what I&#39;m trying to do is click on a button that becomes visible when hovering another element (its parent).

I have tried to use `trigger.(&#39;mouseover&#39;)` on the parent of the hidden button, but that doesn&#39;t seem to work.

Here&#39;s a code snippet from the spec:

     # label[for ... ] -&gt; the parent element
     page.execute_script(&quot;$(&#39;label[for=\&quot;department_#{department.id}\&quot;]&#39;).trigger(\&quot;mouseover\&quot;)&quot;)     
     # le hidden button
     find(&quot;.actions&quot;).click     
     # some &lt;li&gt; on a list that drops down when clicking the hidden button    
     click_on(&quot;Edit department&quot;)
      
And the error ... 

     Failure/Error: click_on(&quot;Edit department&quot;)
     Selenium::WebDriver::Error::ElementNotVisibleError:
     Element is not currently visible and so may not be interacted with

I would like to know how can I make the `.actions` button visible on the page, in order to click it afterwards.

Any help would be much appreciated.

How to emulate mouse hover with Capybara

I have a field with a proper label that I can fill in with capybara without a problem:

    fill_in &#39;Your name&#39;, with: &#39;John&#39;

I&#39;d like to check the value it has before filling it in and can&#39;t figure it out.

If I add after the `fill_in` the following line:

    find_field(&#39;Your name&#39;).should have_content(&#39;John&#39;)

That test fails, although the filling just before worked as I&#39;ve verified by saving the page.

What am I missing?

How can I check that a form field is prefilled correctly using capybara?

I&#39;ve already found that when I want to set value to text field, text area or password field, I can use id, name or label as `something` in `fill_in something, :with =&gt; some_value`.  However such approach fails when I try to set value to `&lt;input type=&quot;hidden&quot;&gt;` field (and I want to do it because those are normally filled client-side scripts which I test separately).  How could I set such a hidden field with Capybara?  Is it possible?

HTML:

    &lt;input id=&#39;offer_latitude&#39; name=&#39;offer[latitude]&#39; type=&#39;hidden&#39;&gt;
    &lt;input id=&#39;offer_longitude&#39; name=&#39;offer[longitude]&#39; type=&#39;hidden&#39;&gt;

spec:

    describe &quot;posting new offer&quot; do
      it &quot;should add new offer&quot; do
        visit &#39;/offer/new&#39;
        fill_in &#39;offer[latitude]&#39;, :with =&gt; &#39;11.11&#39;
        fill_in &#39;offer[longitude]&#39;, :with =&gt; &#39;12.12&#39;
        click_on &#39;add&#39;
      end
    end

gives:

    1) posting new offer should add new offer
       Failure/Error: fill_in &#39;offer[latitude]&#39;, :with =&gt; &#39;11.11&#39;
       Capybara::ElementNotFound:
         cannot fill in, no text field, text area or password field with id, name, or label &#39;offer[latitude]&#39; found

How to fill hidden field with Capybara?

I have the following helper method to input a string into an input field and press the enter key, but it seems the enter key is never pressed.  I see the string entered into the input field, but the events that take place upon hitting enter never happened.

I&#39;ve tested in an actual browser that the enter key correctly fires the expected events.  I&#39;m not sure what I&#39;m missing.

    def fill_and_trigger_enter_keypress(selector, value)
      page.execute_script %Q(
                              var input = $(&#39;#{selector}&#39;);
                              input.val(&#39;#{value}&#39;);
                              input.trigger(&quot;keypress&quot;, [13]);
                             )
    end


EDIT:

I&#39;ve also tried the following to no avail:

    find(&#39;#q_name&#39;).native.send_keys(:return)
    find(&#39;#q_name&#39;).native.send_keys(:enter)

They don&#39;t cause any error, but still no enter key pressed.


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