On 1 Jun 2009, at 20:52, Pat Maddox wrote:
You can do
it "should do something" do
some_precondition.should be_met
an_object.do_something
some_postcondition.should be_met
end
Also, more verbosely...
describe "when there is some precondition"
before(:each) do
do_stuff_which_attempts_to_set_up_some_precondition
some_precondition.should be_met
end
it "should do something"
an_object.do_something
some_postcondition.should be_met
end
end
Which, can often make your specs read nicely. I also offers an obvious
space to think of a few more examples to throw in there.
cheers,
Matt
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