Just to pitch a small explanation about what Cucumber is :
It was born out of RSpec, the BDD framework, that replaced asserts with
should. And what it does it allow to specify XP stories in plain english and
then executes them to see that they pass/fail.
If you take a look at http://github.com/kes
> If I have this straight, the problem is that T::NW's END executes
> after the test script's END. This happens because T:NW's END is
> compiled before the test script's END.
>
> You could get around this by having Test:::Most require T::NW in a
> CHECK or INIT. This will cause T::NW's END to be c
