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require 'support/parser_helpers'
describe "Attribute assignments" do
it "should return a s(:attrasgn) for simple assignments" do
parsed('self.foo = 1').should == [:attrasgn, [:self], :foo=, [:arglist, [:int, 1]]]
parsed('bar.foo = 1').should == [:attrasgn, [:call, nil, :bar, [:arglist]], :foo=, [:arglist, [:int, 1]]]
parsed('@bar.foo = 1').should == [:attrasgn, [:ivar, :@bar], :foo=, [:arglist, [:int, 1]]]
end
it "accepts both '.' and '::' for method call operators" do
parsed('self.foo = 1').should == [:attrasgn, [:self], :foo=, [:arglist, [:int, 1]]]
parsed('self::foo = 1').should == [:attrasgn, [:self], :foo=, [:arglist, [:int, 1]]]
end
it "can accept a constant as assignable name when using '.'" do
parsed('self.FOO = 1').should == [:attrasgn, [:self], :FOO=, [:arglist, [:int, 1]]]
end
describe "when setting element reference" do
it "uses []= as the method call" do
parsed('self[1] = 2').should == [:attrasgn, [:self], :[]=, [:arglist, [:int, 1], [:int, 2]]]
end
it "supports multiple arguments inside brackets" do
parsed('self[1, 2] = 3').should == [:attrasgn, [:self], :[]=, [:arglist, [:int, 1], [:int, 2], [:int, 3]]]
end
end
end
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