[Borges-users] a unit test?

[Слепнев Владимир]

Hi,

it seems that documenting the system with unit tests is really the way 
to go. Here's something I just wrote, and I'm really proud of it:


require 'test/unit'

module Borges; end

class Borges::StateHolder # mock

	attr_accessor :contents

	def initialize(*args)
	end

end

require 'Borges/Controller/Controller'
require 'Borges/Utilities/RenderNotification'

class ControllerTest < Test::Unit::TestCase

	# one Controller may 'call' another. this must raise a 
RenderNotification.
	# when the called controller invokes 'answer', the original 'call'
	# must return the value passed to 'answer'.

	def test_answer
		@c1 = Borges::Controller.new
		@c2 = Borges::Controller.new
		moment = 0 

		assert_raises(Borges::RenderNotification) do
			assert_equal "yeah we've done it", @c1.call(@c2)
			raise Borges::RenderNotification.new if moment==1
		end

		if(moment==0) then 
			moment = 1
			@c2.answer "yeah we've done it" 
		end
	end

end



Ah yes, do you mind my using a tab instead of two spaces? It seems 
much more natural to me, because editors can adjust the tab width. (XP 
coding standards, anyone? =) And am I on the right track with all 
this?

Vladimir Slepnev