On Jan 16, 2011, at 1:35 PM, andyl wrote:
> For easy editing, I love one-line specs, like this:
>
> specify { 1.should == 1 }
>
> But when using '--format documentation', one-line specs don't always
> render useful documentation.
>
> A solution is to write one-line specs using do/end:
>
> it "succeeds with do/end" do 1.should == 1 end
>
> That's ok - but its difficult to visually parse. One-line specs with
> braces would be better IMHO.
>
> Here's a first example with braces ( this doesn't work ):
>
> it "should work this way, but doesn't" { 1.should == 1 }
>
> Here's a second example with braces ( this works ):
>
> it("works this way") { 1.should == 1 }
>
> Is there any way to make the first 'braces' format work??
AFAIK, no. That's just the way the Ruby parser works.
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