At 10:14 AM 11/4/2005, Eugene Kula wrote:
>Now that the assertions work, how do I get the results to display correctly
>(e.g. 0 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors)?

The assert method in Test::Unit::Assertions is different from the assert 
method in Test::Unit::TestCase in one way: it is not included in the total 
count.

I am wondering if something like the following might not work for you. If 
it does, let us know.

Bret

 >def test_Columns
 >       columntable = [
 >               {'col'=>'Date/Time', 'issortable'=>true},
 >               {'col'=>'Description', 'issortable'=>true},
 >               {'col'=>'Lead', 'issortable'=>true},
 >               {'col'=>'Folder', 'issortable'=>true}
 >       ]
 >
 >       TabularHelper.run_column_test(columntable, $ie, self)
 >end
 >
 >MY Helper script:
 >require 'watir'
 >require 'test/unit'
 >
 >module TabularHelper
 >def run_column_test(columntable, ie, testcase)
 >  testcase.assert($ie.something.exists?)
 >   testcase.assert_equal(somevalue, $ie.something.value)
 >end
 >end


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