I guess this is from some old user guide (I could not find it in the current
one).
ie.contains_text returns number if text is found
irb> ie.contains_text("text")
=> 11
and assert returns nil if you give it a number
irb(main):011:0> assert(11)
=> nil
This combines it.
irb(main):013:0> assert(ie.contains_text("text"))
=> nil
So, you are saying
if nil
puts("Test passed.")
else
puts("Test failed!")
end
And, of course, it will always print "Test failed!".
If you really want to use assert and print "Test passed." after it passes
you can do it like this:
assert(ie.contains_text("text"))
puts("Test passed.")
If assertion passes, it will print "Test passed.", and if does not pass, it
will raise exception, and "Test passed." will not be printed.
--
Zeljko Filipin
zeljkofilipin.com
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