I’m writing a script where I need you to monitor the number of open tabs. The script reads a table and each information in the table opens a new tab in the browser. It turns out that in order not to have thousands of tabs open, I need the script to monitor the tabs to have only 3 open, when I close a tab I need to automatically open the next tab
def base_dados_processos(self): try: df = pd.read_excel('TABLE.xlsx') self.num_proc = df['COLUM'] except Exception: pg.alert(text='error', title='ERROR', button='OK') self.chrome.quit() def loop_pesquisa(self): for PROCESSOS in zip(self.num_proc): num_current_tabs = len(self.chrome.window_handles) if num_current_tabs < 3: pg.hotkey('ctrl', '1') time.sleep(1) self.chrome.get('https://stackoverflow.com/') pg.write(str(test)) pg.press('enter') time.sleep(3) pg.press('tab', presses=26) pg.press('enter') time.sleep(1) pg.press('enter')
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Answer
To do this, just add a loop that monitors the guides, it can be as follows:
while len(self.chrome.window_handles) > 3: time.sleep(0.5)
without your code:
def base_dados_processos(self): try: df = pd.read_excel('TABLE.xlsx') self.num_proc = df['COLUM'] except Exception: pg.alert(text='error', title='ERROR', button='OK') self.chrome.quit() def loop_pesquisa(self): for PROCESSOS in zip(self.num_proc): while len(self.chrome.window_handles) > 3: time.sleep(0.5) pg.hotkey('ctrl', '1') time.sleep(1) self.chrome.get('https://stackoverflow.com/') pg.write(str(test)) pg.press('enter') time.sleep(3) pg.press('tab', presses=26) pg.press('enter') time.sleep(1) pg.press('enter')