Hello my fellow RSpeckers,
I am using the spec command like this:
spec tokyo_record_spec.rb
And the for some reason the should_raise Rspec command is not
happening with my lambda block:
it "should raise a NoSuchAttribute error if the attribute 'name'
hasn't been declared yet and you try to create a persisted instance of
the object." do
lambda {
User.create( :name => 'Dustin')
}. should_raise( NoSuchAttribute )
end
Here is the error:
undefined method `should_raise' for #<Proc:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
tokyo_record_spec.rb:77>
./tokyo_record_spec.rb:77:
I'm not sure how the `spec` command actually works, and I'm sure
that's at least one source of my confusion. Also, I don't know where
`should_raise` is defined either. If anybody could help me clear the
clouds in my brain, I would greatly appreciate it. Please point me in
a sunnier direction.
This is straight Ruby code. It has nothing to do with Rails. My
directory structure looks something like this:
/tokyo
/tokyo/tokyo_record.rb
/tokyo/tokyo_record_spec.rb
And at the top of /tokyo/tokyo_record_spec.rb I have only require
'tokyo_record' which is a homemade Ruby module that I'm trying to spec
with RSpec.
I am running gem version 1.2.0, RSpec 1.1.9 and hoe 1.8.0 on OS X
10.4.11.
Thank you,
David :)
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