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[ANN] testy.rb - ruby testing that's mad at the world
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[QUOTE="The Higgs bozo, post: 4635368"] Ha, and I thought it was only me with alias_method and assert_equal dyslexia. With alias_method, I find myself expecting it to act like 'cp' or 'ln', and I have to keep remembering it's the opposite of that, even after a hundred times of re-remembering. And assert_equal order is the opposite to the usual order in English, which I guess is a selling point of rspec. Along the same lines, I always ask irb about methods(true) vs methods(false). I'm like, OK I just want what's recently defined -- true? Doh. OK then, false, I only want the recent definitions. False -- do not include super. See? I am even forgetting, right now, as I type this, which is which. "I curse you in ways multifarious!" "OK, will that be Curses.methods(true) or Curses.methods(false)?" "ARGGH!" [/QUOTE]
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