Hi.
I have followed the documentation at
http://wtr.rubyforge.org/watir_user_guide.html and I can not see why I
shouldn't use assert?? Are there some rules to using
assert?
The thing I don't understand is that very similar code in
test_logger1.rb works but mine does not. I have not worked out
: [Wtr-general] assert PASSED and FAILED
I have removed the incorrect and confusing examples from the user guide.
Thanks for pointing out the errors:
1. if assert... never works. Assert does not return a value.
2. assert_false is actually not part of test::unit. Use assert !
instead.
3. begin/assert
3. begin/assert/rescue is really a bad idea and we will stop suggesting it.
I *like* begin/assert/rescue. It's my friend. Why is it a bad idea?
-Chris
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For one thing I cannot get it to work.
IanOn 8/31/05, Chris McMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3. begin/assert/rescue is really a bad idea and we will stop suggesting it.I *like* begin/assert/rescue.It's my friend.Why is it a bad idea?-Chris___
At 10:05 AM 8/31/2005, Ian Phillips wrote:
For one thing I cannot get it to work.
Exactly. There is no reason to explain how to throw and catch exceptions in
an introduction.
Also, a common coding error (which also occurs several places in watir,
sigh) is to catch more exceptions than you
Hi.
I have the following assert below. When this code is executed I get both PASSED and FAILED messages reported??
begin
assert($ie.contains_text(TestGroup))
$logger.log(test_CreateGroupTest-TestGroup Found-TestGroup Found-PASSED)
$logger.log_results(test_CreateGroupTest, TestGroup Found,
You shouldn't use assert in this situation. Instead:
if $ie.contains_text(TestGroup)
$logger.log(test_CreateGroupTest-TestGroup Found-TestGroup
Found-PASSED)
$logger.log_results(test_CreateGroupTest, TestGroup Found,
TestGroup Found, PASSED)
else
puts(TEST FAILED. + e.message + \n
