Thanks Bret for writing in. I guess what I meant was when the statement inside the assert statement is true -> assert(true) wouldn't the +value+ then be true...meaning not false...meaning +shouldn't+ fail or throw an exception ?
If the object above exists and I wrap an assert around it - doesn't the statement say "assert that this statement is true" -> the statement is true...so it passes without failure. Right? 1 test 1 assertion 0 failures 0 errors Instead, I am getting: 1 test 1 assertion 1 failure 0 errors. I thought I saw this type of testing in the unittests. For example, in "div_test.rb" line#132: assert($ie.span(:id, 'buttons1').button(:index,1).exists? ) _______________________________________________ Wtr-general mailing list Wtr-general@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/wtr-general
