OK, some additional clarification. I am also using "Parametrization by name
delimiters" and this seems incompatible with Composite Steps
@When("I log into the MShops Administrator to check $active item with
> title \"$title\", price $price, and stock $stock")
> @Composite(steps = {
> "When I log into the MShops Administrator",
> "When I click \"Operaciones\"",
> "When I click \"Publicaciones\"",
> "When I click \"MercadoLibre\"",
> "When I fill the textbox with the \"Buscar\" hint with
> \"[NONCE]\"",
> "When I click \"Buscar\"",
> "Then I should see an $active MercadoLibre listing with title
> \"$title\", price $price, and stock $stock",
> "When I click \"MercadoShops\"",
> "When I fill the textbox with the \"Buscar\" hint with
> \"[NONCE]\"",
> "When I click \"Buscar\"",
> "Then I should see an $active MercadoShops listing with title
> \"$title\", price $price, and stock $stock"
> })
> public void adminLogin(String active, String title, float price,
> String stock) {
> }
sends an exception telling me that '$price' is an unparseable number.
I need parametrization by name delimiters because it enables the reuse of
the same step for different parameter values with different names
Any thoughts?
On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 11:48 AM, Mauro Talevi <[email protected]>wrote:
>
> Yes, it should be possible provided the candidate steps are collected
> before the composite steps.
>
> You need to ensure this in your steps factory. Try putting the composite
> step in a separate steps class.
>
> Else please attach a sample project reproducing the issue to a new JIRA.
>
>
> On 3 Mar 2014, at 13:30, Johnny Wong <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi -- I'd like to build composite steps, where sub-steps may be specified
> in another class. Is this possible? When I tried it, it did not seem to
> find the outside-of-this-class steps.
>
> To be clearer:
>
> StepClass1 -> extends WebDriverStep
> - StepA
> - StepB
>
> StepClass2 -> extends WebDriverStep
> - StepC
> - StepD
> *- CompositeStepAA: {StepA, StepC, StepB, StepD} ==> This is what I am
> trying to accomplish*
>
> Both StepClass1 and StepClass2 are injected via the stepsFactory()
>
>
> What is the best way to do the above? Should I have StepClass inherit from
> StepClass1 (but will that result in double steps?)
>
> Thanks!
>
>
