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Creature who is the boss of Frantic Factory in Donkey Kong 64 and is fought by Tiny Kong.Puftoss - Puftoss is a giant Puftup who is the boss of Gloomy Galleon in Donkey Kong 64 and is fought by Lanky Kong.King Kut Out - King Kut Out is a poorly-made cardboard cut-out of King K. Rool who is the boss of Creepy Castle in Donkey Kong 64. Lanky Kong fights first, followed by Tiny Kong, Chunky Kong, Donkey Kong, and Diddy Kong.King "Krusha" K. Rool - See "Kremlings" section.Cactus King - Cactus King is a Kong with a cactus-like object on the back of its head who is a boss in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat.Hogs - Hogs are humanoid warthogs that appear in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. Each of them has a mohawk in a different color.Rogue-Hog - Rogue-Hog is a brown Hog with a red mohawk who is the boss of the Watermelon Kingdom.Mo-Hog - Mo-Hog is a brown Hog with a blue mohawk who is the boss of the Strawberry Kingdom.Bloat-Hog - Bloat-Hog is a red Hog with a black mohawk who is the boss of the Melon Kingdom.Gloat-Hog - Gloat-Hog is a black Hog with a white mohawk who is the boss of the Pear Kingdom.Rocs - Rocs are large birds that appear in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. They carry a large explosive black egg in their talons that must be broken in order to defeat them.Scruff Roc - Scruff Roc is a rainbow-colored Roc who is the boss of the Orange Kingdom.Fleet Roc - Fleet Roc is a blue Roc who is the boss of the Lemon Kingdom.Hard Roc - Hard Roc is a white and yellow Roc who is the boss of the Cherry Kingdom.Thunder Roc - Thunder Rock is a rainbow Roc who is the boss of the Lychee Kingdom.Tusks - Tusks are large elephant-like creatures that appear in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. They can be made of wood, metal, or stone.Turret Tusk - Turret Tusk is a brown Tusk who is the boss of the Apple Kingdom.Grave Tusk - Grave Tusk is a brown Tusk who is the boss of the Grape Kingdom.Torch Tusk - Torch Tusk is a red Tusk who is the boss of the Peach Kingdom.Double Tusk - Double Tusk are two brown Tusks who are the boss of the Chili Pepper Kingdom.Mugly is a yellow dinosaur-like monster who is the boss of Donkey Kong Island's Jungle area in Donkey Kong Country Returns. It was controlled by Kalimba to fight Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong.Scurvy Crew - The Scurvy Crew are a trio of three pirate crabs who are the bosses of Donkey Kong Island's Beach area in Donkey Kong Country Returns. The red crab called Cap'n Greenbeard is the Scurvy Crew's leader with a hook, an eyepatch, and a green beard. The yellow one wields a fork. The blue one wields a sword. They were controlled by the Maraca Triplets to fight Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong.Stu - Stu

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Script functions required to control an “attachable AUT”, and you have to implement them yourself.Over the years, “TstHelper” has been tried and tested by our client. As the name implies, this is a servant for test execution which implements a mechanism to handle the “attachable AUT” approach, among others. In order to minimize redundant test code in a test script, the entire mechanism was integrated into the constructor. Thus, a single line instantiating an object of the “TstHelper” class at the beginning of a test script is sufficient—more about this in the second post.In principle, the mechanism consists of a single “try…except” block: try: attachToApplication() except RuntimeError: AppUnderTest.start() The Squish function “attachToApplication” throws a “RuntimeError” if and only if a connection is to be established to an AUT that has not yet been started. In that case, the static function AppUnderTest.start() is called up, which—as the name implies—starts the AUT. You have to implement both the class and the function yourself. The name “AppUndertest” should be replaced by the name of the application that is actually going to be tested. This name also constitutes the name of the namespace that provides the start() function.Python does not have its own notation for namespaces, which is why namespaces are realized by means of classes. In simplified terms, the class structure should look like this: class AppUnderTest: @staticmethod def start(): os.system("{BatchSkript}") @staticmethod def stop(): ToplevelWindow.byName("{MainWindowObjID}", 10).close()With the “attachable AUT” approach, the AUT runs in a process separate from Squish. It is therefore started by way of an external batch script that has to be written once. The script call is then integrated into the start() function using the Python command “os.system” (see above).To stop the AUT, Squish provides the function “ToplevelWindow.byName(“{MainWindowObjID}”, 10).close()”. The parameter “MainWindowObjID” represents the object ID of the top element in the hierarchy from the object map. The function call is encapsulated in the static function stop(). Consequently, the call in the test script has to be preceded by the class name as well: AppUnderTest.stop(). This syntax was chosen on purpose because of its good and clear readability. All functions