I am writing some tests (as I should) for some code that parses XML.
The XML (snippet):
<datecreate>02/02/10 10:34:33</datecreate>
<datemodify>02/02/10 11:34:24</datemodify>
gets parsed and converted to:
{
:created_at => '2010-02-02 10:34:33',
:updated_at => '2010-02-02 11:34:24'
}
if I .inspect the returned hash (in the test) from the function all is
well, but when I run a test comparing with the expected values it
fails thus (snippet):
at top level in :updated_at=>"2010-02-02 11 at line 34
at top level in :created_at=>"2010-02-02 10 at line 34
If I replace : with a . in the date conversion function, and change
the expected hash in the test it is fine.
Something does not like ':'.
Any ideas?
cheers,
Richard
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