You can prioritise the steps according to given strategy
http://jbehave.org/reference/stable/prioritising-steps.html
Simplest is to add a priority field in the annotation.
Cheers
On 01/03/2012 15:24, janne mattila wrote:
It feels that this should have a simple solution, but I can't figure it out...
Is there a simple way to overload for example "then" -statements?
Meaning, say I have following thens in different scenarios:
Then country has name Finland
Then country has name Finland and code FI
If my steps object has methods
@Then("country has name Finland $name")
public void assertName(String name) {
assertEquals(name, country.getName());
}
@Then("country has name Finland $name and code $code")
public void assertNameAndCode(String name, String code) {
assertEquals(name, country.getName());
assertEquals(code, country.getCode());
}
This fails since second then in a story calls assertName(name) with
name = "Finland and code FI".
Is there a way to write a story so that it would call
assertNameAndCode(name, code)?
I know I can rewrite the second story step as "Then country has code
FI and name Finland" but am curious whether there's an alternative
way.
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