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Route 102 & Yahoo! Way, Suite #123:) On Aug 27, 2008, at 2:03 PM, Nick Hoffman wrote:
On 2008-08-27, at 12:57, Rahoul Baruah wrote:For this, trivial, example, I find that far too verbose.The "specification" says "if it is less than 2 characters then invalid" and "if it is more than 128 characters then invalid" .But you are actually running three checks - "if less than 2", "if greater than 2 but less than 128" and "if greater than 2 and greater than 128".B Rahoul BaruahThis is what I ended up with: Property addresses that are valid - can't be 129 characters - can't have a 1-letter street name - can't have an & - can't have an ! - can't have a " - can't have 2 letters after the street number - can't be missing a street number - can't have only 3 characters - can't be empty - can have 128 characters - can have 127 characters - can have only 5 characters - can have only 4 characters - can have a , - can have a - - can have a ' - can have 1 letter after the street number - can have multiple spacesEach of the "can ..." examples are proper addresses in the sense that they're variations of:- "123 A Street With A Long Name" - "123B Maple Ave" - "123 O'Connor Street" - etcOne thing that I didn't do is write examples for each invalid character. That'd be too hairy and verbose. Instead, I picked a few, and wrote examples for them, as you can see above (Eg: "can't have an &").Cheers, Nick _______________________________________________ rspec-users mailing list rspec-users@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users
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