@Given, @When and @Then could make the string optional ....
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Key: JBEHAVE-354
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JBEHAVE-354
Project: JBehave
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: Core
Reporter: Paul Hammant
... in that case the Java method that it pertains to could provide the matching
expression:
| @Given
| public void aUserWithALargeBankBalance { .. }
would be equiv to
| @Given("a user with a large bank balance")
| public void aUserWithALargeBankBalance { .. }
or maybe we could endorse Ruby naming conventions for extra capitalization
clarity:
| @Given
| public void a_user_with_a_large_bank_balance { .. }
Obviously this is no good for cases where there are parameters. Though that
could be solved too later, with yet more work.
Guilherme Silveira's idea :)
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