title: Using a Selenium function in an Python / SST automation script
body: <p>Any senior automation guys out there?  I am writing an automation script using Python with SST and I am running into some limitations with SST.  I would like to borrow a function from the standard Selenium library to use in my script in which I double click a line of text to highlight it.  I create one instance of webdriver in the beginning of the script with SST and begin performing actions on a web page.  My question is: is there any way I can share that instance with a Selenium function to perform this one action.  I realize I could do the entire script in Selenium but the company I work for is committed to SST and that would not be accepted.  I do not think anyone would mind if I threw one Selenium function in though.  Since SST is built on Selenium, I figured there must be a new class that has been written which I can import to perform an action such as this.  The code I would like to execute would look something like the following.  But of course when I create the second instance of webdriver with Selenium, a new browser is opened and the scripts are then logically split in half.  Any tips?</p>
  
  <pre><code>from sst.actions import *
  from selenium import webdriver
  from selenium.webdriver.firefox.webdriver import *
  from selenium.webdriver.common.keys import Keys
  from selenium.webdriver.common.action_chains import *
  
  go_to('http:/yadayada.net/')
  ## perform a bunch of actions
  text = ## get text element with SST
  
  driver = webdriver.Firefox()
  action = ActionChains(driver)
  action.double_click(text)
  action.perform()
  </code></pre>