Try to write a customized matcher, here is an example
# custom matchers
#---------------------
class UseLayout
def initialize(expected)
@expected = 'layouts/' + expected + '_layout'
end
def matches?(controller)
@actual = controller.layout
[EMAIL PROTECTED](@expected)
@actual == @expected
end
def failure_message
return "use_layout expected [EMAIL PROTECTED], got
[EMAIL PROTECTED]", @expected, @actual
end
def negative_failure_message
return "use_layout expected [EMAIL PROTECTED] not to equal
[EMAIL PROTECTED]", @expected, @actual
end
end
def use_layout(expected)
UseLayout.new(expected)
end
On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 2:50 PM, Dave Gamphani Phiri <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am new to rSpec and I am writing a test for a controller which has
> already been developed
>
> This is the example in my reports_controller_spec.rb:
>
> it "should render the layouts/menu template" do
> get :select_missing_persons
> response.should render_template("layouts/menu")
> end
>
> and this is the method in the reports_controller.rb
>
> def select_missing_identifiers
> render(:layout => "layouts/menu")
> end
>
> I am getting the following output when running autotest:
>
> 'ReportsController should render the layouts/menu template' FAILED
> expected "layouts/menu", got "reports/select_missing_persons"
> ./spec/controllers/reports_controller_spec.rb:39:
> script/spec:4:
>
> Here, I was trying to test if the out put displays with a layouts/menu
> template.
> Can somebody help on how you test the render(:layout => "layouts/
> menu") statement in a controller or this is supposed to be tested in
> the view?
>
>
>
>
>
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