Hi Omer,
42 + self.keyboard.type('echo \"')
I don't think you need the \ here. Python doesn't need it (you can use double quotes inside a single quoted string just fine), and I'm pretty sure the keyboard emulator doesn't need it either...
52 + self.keyboard.type('\" > /tmp/ap_test_alt_keys')
.. same here
Otherwise this test looks good.
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Hi Omer,
42 + self.keyboard. type('echo \"')
I don't think you need the \ here. Python doesn't need it (you can use double quotes inside a single quoted string just fine), and I'm pretty sure the keyboard emulator doesn't need it either...
52 + self.keyboard. type('\ " > /tmp/ap_ test_alt_ keys')
.. same here
Otherwise this test looks good.