Think I may draw a line under this for now. The latest (& getting very
hacky) expectation looks like this:
it "should generate a new property with each set of params" do
@params.reduce( Property.should_receive( :new ).ordered ) do
|expectation, param|
expectation.with( param )
end.
and_return( *...@properties )
do_call
end
which gives this error:
<Property(Table doesn't exist) (class)> expected :new with
({:property_holly_id__c=>"10"}) but received it with
([{:property_holly_id__c=>"1"}], [{:property_holly_id__c=>"2"}],
[{:property_holly_id__c=>"3"}], [{:property_holly_id__c=>"4"}],
[{:property_holly_id__c=>"5"}], [{:property_holly_id__c=>"6"}],
[{:property_holly_id__c=>"7"}], [{:property_holly_id__c=>"8"}],
[{:property_holly_id__c=>"9"}])
This suggests mismatched arrays, but when I change the first line of the
expectation to this:
@params[0..-2].reduce( Property.should_receive( :new ).ordered ) do
|expectation, param|
The error then is:
<Property(Table doesn't exist) (class)> expected :new with
({:property_holly_id__c=>"9"}) but received it with
([{:property_holly_id__c=>"1"}], [{:property_holly_id__c=>"2"}],
[{:property_holly_id__c=>"3"}], [{:property_holly_id__c=>"4"}],
[{:property_holly_id__c=>"5"}], [{:property_holly_id__c=>"6"}],
[{:property_holly_id__c=>"7"}], [{:property_holly_id__c=>"8"}],
[{:property_holly_id__c=>"10"}])
Which suggests that the final item in @params that gets passed in is not
being read. A debug puts of the items as they are used in the method shows
that all are, in fact, being used.
Damn'ed if I know! ;)
Thanks again for all your input -- I've now got blocks in stubs to play
with!
Doug.
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