Shot (Piotr Szotkowski) wrote:
Ben Mabey:
Hmm.. maybe this is what you are looking for (From
http://rspec.info/documentation/mocks/message_expectations.html):
Thanks for your interest and the pointer, but my questions weren’t about
how to make my mocks yield to the code that calls them – if you look at
the code I attached previously you’ll see I already do that. :)
Ahh, sorry. I didn't see you had attached code. If I get a chance I'll
take a closer look later.
-Ben
The questions were (among other things) about (a) how to elegantly spec
a method that is supposed to yield and (b) whether the #to_enum/#next
combo not triggering #should_receive expectations is a known bug of
RSpec 1.1.12 (under Ruby 1.9.1).
— Shot
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