Hello,

I apologize for my confusion yet again, but I hope this will be a simple answer 
for someone...

I have written a script that asserts whether labels on a page exist or not. 
Here is a small snippet of code to serve as an example:

  class TC_banking_info_labels < Test::Unit::TestCase
    include Watir
    
    def test_bank_name      
      assert($ie.span(:text, "bank name").exists?)
      $logger.log(" FOUND! Banking Information: 'Bank Name' field...")
    end
   end

I have discovered that the order of operation within the class is alphabetical. 
(method test_a* will execute before test_z*). My problem is that I have a 
teardown script located in another file. I can access the methods in the files 
just fine by accessing them directly. For example by typing in: 

$close_logger
$close_browser

The problem with that is that my teardown methods/variables get executed before 
my Test::Unit::TestCase classes/methods which causes my browser to close before 
my tests are executed, which causes all 66 of my tests to fail. 

Here are the contents of my teardown.rb script:

require 'watir'

#includes for using logger
require 'example_logger1'
     
    $close_logger = $logger.log("## Testing Complete ##")
    $close_browser = $ie.close

My question is: How can I call this teardown script into my test script and 
have it executed LAST. How do I control the order in which methods are executed?

As always, thank you for your help. I have been researching quite a bit about 
methods & classes, etc...but there is still a disconnect somewhere...and I am 
stuck.
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