I'm no mathematician, but perhaps there's some notation from set
theory that could be helpful?
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> (on a aside note: what would examples look like if both ideas get
> implemented? I'm afraid it'll be confusing.)
>
> > > I agree that in defining the rules that define the behaviour those
> > > situations are equivalent.
> > >
> > > However, as the examples _are the tests_ we need both as we need
> sorry.. the first point.. you're right this feature is to do with tables
> too, however this feature is orthogonal to the other one, so I decided to
> start a new thread ... I hope that was right.
Sure, just wanted to make sure you'd seen the other thread.
(on a aside note: what would example
Hi Kero..
I agree that in defining the rules that define the behaviour those
situations are equivalent.
However, as the examples _are the tests_ we need both as we need to test
both those scenarios so the testers have confidence the feature is working
in all situations.
It's being a really good
sorry.. the first point.. you're right this feature is to do with tables
too, however this feature is orthogonal to the other one, so I decided to
start a new thread ... I hope that was right.
Cheers
Nigel
2009/4/23 Nigel Thorne
> Hi Kero..
>
> I agree that in defining the rules that define th
> In Cucumber I want to remove duplication from my examples tables.
> see http://gist.github.com/99516 for an example of the type of situation I
> am facing.
>
> I would like the second example to be equivalent to the first.
>
> To do this... I need cucumber to read a row in the examples and noti
In Cucumber I want to remove duplication from my examples tables.
see http://gist.github.com/99516 for an example of the type of situation I
am facing.
I would like the second example to be equivalent to the first.
To do this... I need cucumber to read a row in the examples and notice the
'option
