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Arjan van Bentem commented on JBEHAVE-646:
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Hi Mauro,
when using
{code}
"I live on the $ith, but some call it the $nth";
{code}
along with
{code}
"When I live on the first, but some call it the ground"
{code}
then things fail in 3.5.4.
So:
{code}
@Test
public void
shouldMatchMethodParametersByAnnotatedNamesInverseOrderWithLessWhitespace()
throws Exception {
AnnotationNamedParameterSteps steps = new AnnotationNamedParameterSteps();
String patternAsString = "I live on the $ith, but some call it the $nth";
Method method = stepMethodFor("methodWithNamedParametersInInverseOrder",
AnnotationNamedParameterSteps.class);
StepCandidate candidate = candidateWith(patternAsString, WHEN, method,
steps);
candidate.createMatchedStep("When I live on the first, but some call it the
ground", namedParameters)
.perform(null);
// Will fail:
// java.lang.AssertionError: Expected: "first" got: "ground"
assertThat(steps.ith, equalTo("first"));
assertThat(steps.nth, equalTo("ground"));
}
{code}
As an aside: I'm seeing a related problem in
https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JBEHAVE-748 where {{@Named}} parameters in
their natural order in some situations get a value from an {{Examples}} table
(if used in the same scenario), but only if not fully surrounded with
whitespace.
> @Named not respecting parameter order
> -------------------------------------
>
> Key: JBEHAVE-646
> URL: https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JBEHAVE-646
> Project: JBehave
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Diego Rivera
>
> @Named doesn't seem to do its job, and parameter ordering in the method
> declaration seems to confuse the assignment code. For instance:
> "Given a $var1 with $var2 and $var3"
> void testVars(@Named("var3") String var3, @Named("var1") String var1,
> @Named("var2") String var2)
> When executing testVars, it assigns var3=$var3, var1=$var1, but var2=$var3
> Clearly, the correct assignment is var2=$var2
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