On 08/31/2011 07:09 AM, Ash Moran wrote:
>
> >From just a quick skim over, these two examples look contradictory:
>
> it "should throw an error if asked to display a menu that does not exist"
> @menu.display_menu(@messenger).should == "#{@menu.txtfile} does not
> exist!"
> end
>
> #Here's my problem child
> it "should load the contents of the text file into the action list" do
> @menu.action_list.empty?.should == false
> @menu.display_menu(@messenger)
> end
>
yeah, I realized that shortly after posting it, and I modified the spec
as such:
#Here's the spec:
module Antlers
describe Menu do
context "display a Menu from a text file" do
before (:each) do
@messenger = mock("messenger").as_null_object
@menu = Menu.new("Main Menu")
end #before
...
#This spec passes
it "should throw an error if asked to display a menu that does not
exist" do
menu2 = Menu.new("Title_Menu")
menu2.display_menu(@messenger).should == "#{menu2.txtfile}does
not exist!"
end
#this spec does not pass, the object is initialized with an empty hash,
the display_menu method #populates that hash. That's how it behaves in
usage
it "should load the contents of the text file into the action list" do
@menu.action_list.empty?.should == false
@menu.display_menu(@messenger)
end
end #new menu context
end #menu
end #module
I wonder if it has something to do with @messenger being a mock null object?
> Do you need two separate contexts, one with `Menu.new("Title_test_real.txt")`?
>
> BTW… s/\t/ /g ;) (Conventional Ruby indents are 2 spaces, tabs make it
> harder to read for people used to that)
>
> HTH, if not, maybe someone else can see the bug.
>
> Ash
>
>
bah, I always forget to check how geany marks tabs. I fixt it!
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