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data/spec/plural.rb
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require 'rubygems'
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require 'tractor'
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require 'plural'
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Spec::Matchers.define :define_instance_method do |method_name|
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match do |klass_or_object|
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if klass_or_object.is_a?(Class)
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klass_or_object.method_defined?(method_name.to_sym)
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else
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klass_or_object.class.method_defined?(method_name.to_sym)
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end
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end
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end
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describe "Plural" do
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it "should have plural accessor :boxes for :box" do
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p=Plural.new
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p.should define_instance_method(:boxes) #methods.should include("boxes")
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p.boxes.should == [:small, :medium, :large]
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end
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it "should have plural accessor :batches for :batch" do
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p=Plural.new
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p.should define_instance_method(:batches) #methods.should include("batches")
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p.batches.should == [:none, :daily, :weekly]
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end
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it "should have plural accessor :cherries for :cherry" do
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p=Plural.new
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p.should define_instance_method(:cherries) #methods.should include("cherries")
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p.cherries.should == [:red, :green, :yellow]
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end
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it "should have plural accessor :guys for :guy" do
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p=Plural.new
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p.should define_instance_method(:guys) #methods.should include("guys")
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p.guys.should == [:handsome, :funny, :cool]
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end
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end
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describe "Tractor" do
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it "should have default labels for :gear attribute" do
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labels_hash = {:reverse=>'Reverse', :neutral=>'Neutral', :first=>'First', :second=>'Second', :over_drive=>'Over drive'}
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labels = ['Reverse', 'Neutral', 'First', 'Second', 'Over drive']
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select_options = [['Reverse', 'reverse'], ['Neutral', 'neutral'], ['First', 'first'], ['Second', 'second'], ['Over drive', 'over_drive']]
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t=Tractor.new
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t.gears.labels.should == labels
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labels_hash.each do |k,v|
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t.gears.label(k).should == v
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end
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t.gears.hash.should == labels_hash
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t.gears.select_options.should == select_options
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end
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it "should retrieve :gear enums through enums method" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.enums(:gear).should == t.gears
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end
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it "should retrieve custom labels for :side_light attribute" do
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labels_hash = {:off=>'OFF', :low=>'LOW DIM', :high=>'HIGH BEAM', :super_high=>'SUPER BEAM'}
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t=Tractor.new
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enum = t.enums(:side_light)
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t.enums(:side_light).hash.each do |k,v|
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enum.label(k).should == labels_hash[k]
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end
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end
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it "should return a Symbol type from reader methods" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.gear.should be_an_instance_of(Symbol)
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end
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it "should not raise errors for dynamic predicate methods missing attribute name" do
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t=Tractor.new
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lambda{ t.neutral?.should be_true }.should_not raise_error
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lambda{ t.is_neutral?.should be_true }.should_not raise_error
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lambda{ t.not_neutral?.should be_false}.should_not raise_error
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t.gear = :first
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t.neutral?.should be_false
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t.not_neutral?.should be_true
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end
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it "should raise AmbiguousMethod when calling :off?" do
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t=Tractor.new
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lambda { t.off? }.should raise_error(EnumeratedAttribute::AmbiguousMethod)
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end
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it "should raise AmbiguousMethod when calling :in_reverse?" do
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t=Tractor.new
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lambda {t.in_reverse?}.should raise_error(EnumeratedAttribute::AmbiguousMethod)
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end
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it "should raise AmbiguousMethod when calling :not_reverse?" do
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t=Tractor.new
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lambda {t.not_reverse?}.should raise_error(EnumeratedAttribute::AmbiguousMethod)
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end
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it "should initialize :gear for two instances of the same class" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.gear.should == :neutral
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s=Tractor.new
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s.gear.should == :neutral
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end
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it "should dynamically create :plow_nil? and :plow_not_nil?" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.plow_nil?.should be_false
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t.plow_not_nil?.should be_true
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t.plow = nil
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t.plow_not_nil?.should be_false
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t.plow_nil?.should be_true
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Tractor.should define_instance_method(:plow_nil?)
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Tractor.should define_instance_method(:plow_not_nil?)
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end
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it "should dynamically create :plow_is_nil? and :plow_is_not_nil?" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.plow_is_nil?.should be_false
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t.plow_is_not_nil?.should be_true
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t.plow = nil
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t.plow_is_not_nil?.should be_false
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t.plow_is_nil?.should be_true
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Tractor.should define_instance_method(:plow_is_nil?)
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Tractor.should define_instance_method(:plow_is_not_nil?)
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end
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it "should negate result for not_parked? defined with is_not" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.gear = :neutral
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t.not_parked?.should be_false
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end
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it "should negate result for not_driving? defined with is_not" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.gear = :neutral
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t.not_driving?.should be_true
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end
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it "should have getter but no setter for :temperature" do
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Tractor.instance_methods.should_not include('temperature=')
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Tractor.instance_methods.should include('temperature')
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end
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it "should have setter but no getter for :ignition" do
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Tractor.instance_methods.should_not include('ignition')
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Tractor.instance_methods.should include('ignition=')
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end
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it "should be able to set :plow to nil" do
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t=Tractor.new
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lambda { t.plow = nil }.should_not raise_error(EnumeratedAttribute::InvalidEnumeration)
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end
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it "should have method :plow_nil? that operates correctly" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.plow.should_not be_nil
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t.plow_nil?.should be_false
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t.plow = nil
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t.plow.should be_nil
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t.plow_nil?.should be_true
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end
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it "should raise EnumeratedAttribute::InvalidEnumeration when setting :gear to nil" do
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t=Tractor.new
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lambda{ t.gear = nil }.should raise_error(EnumeratedAttribute::InvalidEnumeration)
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end
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it "should have respond_to? method for :gear_is_in_neutral?" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.respond_to?('gear_is_in_neutral?').should be_true
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end
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it "should have respond_to? method for :side_light_is_super_high?" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.respond_to?(:side_light_is_super_high?).should be_true
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end
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it "should not have respond_to? method for :gear_is_in_high?" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.respond_to?(:gear_is_in_high?).should be_false
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it "should initially set :plow to :up" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.plow.should == :up
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end
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it "should have plowing? state method" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.plowing?.should be_false
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t.plow=:down
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t.plowing?.should be_false
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t.plowing?.should be_true
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t.plowing?.should be_false
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end
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it "should have :side_light_up incrementor" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.side_light = :off
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t.side_light_up.should == :low
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t.side_light_up.should == :high
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t.side_light_up.should == :super_high
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t.side_light_up.should == :off
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end
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it "should have :side_light_down incrementor" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.side_light_down.should == :super_high
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t.side_light_down.should == :high
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t.side_light_down.should == :low
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t.side_light_down.should == :off
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end
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it "should have :turn_lights_up incrementor" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.lights = :off
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t.turn_lights_up.should == :low
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t.turn_lights_up.should == :high
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end
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it "should have :turn_lights_down decrementor" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.lights=:high
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t.turn_lights_down.should == :low
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t.turn_lights_down.should == :off
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it "should have :gear_previous which wraps from :neutral to :over_drive" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.gear_previous.should == :reverse
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t.gear.should == :reverse
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t.gear_previous.should == :over_drive
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t.gear.should == :over_drive
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end
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it "should have :gear_next which wraps from :second to :reverse" do
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t=Tractor.new
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t.gear = :second
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t.gear_next.should == :over_drive
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t.gear.should == :over_drive
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t.gear_next.should == :reverse
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t.gear.should == :reverse
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it "should have :upshift which increments :gear from :neutral to :over_drive without wrapping" do
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t.upshift.should == :first
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t.upshift.should == :second
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t.upshift.should == :over_drive
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t.upshift.should == :over_drive
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it "should have :downshift which decrements :gear from :over_drive to :neutral without wrapping" do
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t.gear = :over_drive
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browser on requests from 127.0.0.1.
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The result will be a message in your log file along the lines of:
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* Learn to Program: http://pine.fm/LearnToProgram/ (a beginners guide)
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in the code, investigate and change the model, AND then resume execution!
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automated URL mapping. All controllers should descend from ApplicationController
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The directory available for the web server. Contains subdirectories for images, stylesheets,
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and javascripts. Also contains the dispatchers and the default HTML files. This should be
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set as the DOCUMENT_ROOT of your web server.
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script
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Helper scripts for automation and generation.
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test
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Unit and functional tests along with fixtures. When using the script/generate scripts, template
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test files will be generated for you and placed in this directory.
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vendor
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External libraries that the application depends on. Also includes the plugins subdirectory.
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If the app has frozen rails, those gems also go here, under vendor/rails/.
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This directory is in the load path.
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