This is what I got for the second array when comparing: It was not
recognize separate element to put the double quote for each…
- Failure:
test__02_DropDown_list_verified(TC_pulldownBoxVerified)
[Assert_equal_From_File.rb:55]:
<[“Action Items :::::::::::::::::: Open Alarms Groomer Alarms Warnings
Dead Hardware Dead Channels\n”]> expected but was
<[“Action Items”,
“::::::::::::::::::”,
“Open Alarms”,
“Groomer Alarms”,
“Warnings”,
“Dead Hardware”,
“Dead Channels”]>.
2 tests, 1 assertions, 1 failures, 0 errors
Exit code: 1
From: Ban Hoang [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 10:07 AM
To: ruby-talk ML
Subject: Re: How do I strip off the extra double quote or white space in
the string when using assert_equal method
Hi Ben,
You are exactly correct: "it’s adding it as a single
element instead of two, as you want."
It is my main problem: if the second line array[1] has 7 elements, it’s
still adding as a single element? How do I fix it?
If I use assert_equal and put the details for each element in the assert
method and compare directly. It works OK (please look at Assert_equalOK
attached file).
If I try to use external cvs file, it has the problem and can not
separate the link detail as different element! I attached the csv file
and the my assert_equal_from_File for you to review.
Thanks a lot for your help,
Ban