Sha256: 944bd60db682198dec8dd152a4a100b7c6abc9126b91b5e0e98362381a2a0123
Contents?: true
Size: 1.13 KB
Versions: 11
Compression:
Stored size: 1.13 KB
Contents
= Meta Code
All code steps are evaluated in a rescue clause. If an error occurs, it
is captured and reported through the test report, and execution continues.
However, sometimes this is not desired. To evaluate a step without the
rescue clause, and effective *fail fast*, append `^` mark to the end of
the desription text, like so. ^
When 'this is cool' do |text|
@text = text
end
Now, let's try it by saying, "this is cool":
And this is the text.
Did it work?
@text.assert == "And this is the text."
== Match Separator
The `When` method can take a list of String or Regexp as arguments.
If any of the strings contain `...`, the string will be split into
two at this point, which effective means that any text can occur
within this space. It behaves much like adding `((*.?))`, but parses
more quickly by dividing the string into multiple matches.
When 'Let /(\w+)/ be ... scared of /(\w+)/' do |name, monster|
@name = name
@monster = monster
end
Okay let's try it: Let John be very scared of Zombies.
So now what is the name?
@name.assert == "John"
What is the monster?
@monster.assert == "Zombies"
Did it work?
Version data entries
11 entries across 11 versions & 1 rubygems