In RSpec, is there a way to verify that a mock object method was
called with a block? For example, something like this:
context “A mock object method” do
specify “should verify that it was called with a block” do
m = mock( “mock object” )
m.should_receive( :test_method ).with( :block )
m.test_method { :test_result }
end
end
In RSpec, is there a way to verify that a mock object method was
called with a block? For example, something like this:
context “A mock object method” do
specify “should verify that it was called with a block” do
m = mock( “mock object” )
m.should_receive( :test_method ).with( :block )
m.test_method { :test_result }
end
end
Officially, no. However we’re in mid-stream towards supporting
something like this for 0.9 (currently available as a beta gem from .
Basically, anything you can say after "should " or "should_not " you
can pass to #with on a mock. So, in this case, because you can say:
We haven’t worked out the details of how we’ll support this using
different names just yet, so for now you have to either use this
basically un-readable option (that works) or wrap it yourself in
something more pleasant.
Sooner or later we’ll support this officially w/ nicer, more readable
names.
Hope this helps in the mean time.
Cheers,
David
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