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require 'spec_helper' describe '#zrange(key, start, stop [, :with_scores => true])' do before do @key = 'mock-redis-test:zrange' @redises.zadd(@key, 1, 'Washington') @redises.zadd(@key, 2, 'Adams') @redises.zadd(@key, 3, 'Jefferson') @redises.zadd(@key, 4, 'Madison') end context 'when the zset is empty' do before do @redises.del(@key) end it 'should return an empty array' do @redises.exists(@key).should == false @redises.zrange(@key, 0, 4).should == [] end end it 'returns the elements when the range is given as strings' do @redises.zrange(@key, '0', '1').should == %w[Washington Adams] end it 'returns the elements in order by score' do @redises.zrange(@key, 0, 1).should == %w[Washington Adams] end it 'returns the elements in order by score (negative indices)' do @redises.zrange(@key, -2, -1).should == %w[Jefferson Madison] end it 'returns empty list when start is too large' do @redises.zrange(@key, 5, -1).should == [] end it 'returns the scores when :with_scores is specified' do @redises.zrange(@key, 0, 1, :with_scores => true). should == [['Washington', 1.0], ['Adams', 2.0]] end it 'returns the scores when :withscores is specified' do @redises.zrange(@key, 0, 1, :withscores => true). should == [['Washington', 1.0], ['Adams', 2.0]] end it_should_behave_like 'a zset-only command' end
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