macros4cuke 0.2.05 → 0.2.06
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- data/lib/macros4cuke/constants.rb +1 -1
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### Using(invoking) a macro-step ###
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The rules for using a given macro-step in a scenario are pretty straightforward:
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- Follow closely the syntax of the _quoted sentence_ in the macro definition.
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- Replace every
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The rules for using a given macro-step in a scenario are pretty straightforward:
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- Follow closely the syntax of the _quoted sentence_ in the macro definition.
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- Replace every \<argument\> in the _phrase_ by its actual value between quotes.
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#### Example 1: ####
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Consider the following macro-step definition:
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The next example is based on one of the demo feature files:
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```cucumber
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# Next step has a colon after the ']': data can be passed with a table
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# Next step has a colon ':' after the ']': data can be passed with a table
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Given I define the step "When I [enter my address as follows]:" to mean:
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When I fill in firstname with "<firstname>"
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|street_address| Main Street, 22|
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Here are few observations worth noticing:
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- The data table has two columns.
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- Each row is of the form: |argument name| actual value|. For instance, the argument _street_address_ takes
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the value "Main Street, 22".
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