From: Wayne Blair <wayne.blair@...>
Date: 2001-05-18T06:11:24+09:00
Subject: [ruby-talk:15342] Re: help with rubyunit

> I've been using RUnit for a few weeks now and it has always counted
> assertions when I run it.

Yeah, you're right.  Sometimes my fingers move faster than my brain.  Now
that you've pointed out his question about assertion counting, I tested it
myself and I also didn't get the assertions counted in the 'tested class'.
It counts assertions made in the TestCase class, but not the class being
tested.

class HackTests < RUNIT::TestCase
    @@testHack = Hack.new

    def test_foo
      assert_equal(3, @@testHack.foo)
    end

    def test_foo2
      assert_equal(21, @@testHack.foo2(7))
    end
end

class Hack
include RUNIT::Assert
  def foo
    assert(3==3) # this assert does not appear to be counted
    return 3
  end

  def foo2(arg1)
    return arg1 * 3
  end
end

irb(main):002:0> Tester.runTests

HackTests#test_foo .
HackTests#test_foo2 .
Time: 0.0
OK (2/2 tests  2 asserts)


Looking into source for why this is happening....


Wayne