Hi Ronald,
Well, I think there isn't a error in documentation... ;-)
The second example will result in an error because there are two methods
annotated with the same Keyword (@When) and using a similar regex
pattern (both texts will be resolved the same way) .
But if you observe the first example, the one that works, there are two
methods annotated, first with @Given and then @When. This allows you to
use the same pattern on diferent situations in the same story.
cheers
Cristiano
Ronald Haring escreveu:
Hello all,
first of let me start with the usual 'Hurrays for this project', so here it is,
'Hurray' for JBehave. I have been reading through the documentation and it seems
very clear to me. However on the following page:
http://jbehave.org/reference/stable/candidate-steps.html I think that an error
has crept into the documentation.
It states that:
Hence, the following two methods are allowed to have the same regex pattern,
because they correspond to different step types:
@Given("a stock is traded at $price")
public void aStockWithPrice(double price) {
// ...
}
@When("the stock is traded at $price")
public void theStockIsTradedAt(double price) {
// ...
}
By contrast, the following would result in a runtime failure when running the
scenario:
view source
print?
@When("a stock is traded at $price")
public void aStockWithPrice(double price) {
// ...
}
@When("the stock is traded at $price")
public void theStockIsTradedAt(double price) {
// ...
}
However as I understand it, shouldnt the second annotations have the exact same
description? So, in the code it should be @When("a stock is traded at $price")
instead of @When("the stock is traded at $price").
Regards
Ronald
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