36 lines
1.2 KiB
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36 lines
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!|import |
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|fitnesse.slim.test|
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!2 Create a fixture with constructor parameters
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Negative Test: This must raise an exception as the method query can not be found
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!|script|echo fixture |
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|check |echo |AAA |AAA |
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|#check |query|[[[n, 1], [2n, 2]], [[n, 2], [2n, 4]]]|
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!3 The entries in a library table can have constructor parameters in the same way as a script fixture.
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!|library|
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|test query|2|
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!|script|echo fixture |
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|check |echo |BBB |BBB |
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|check |query|[[[n, 1], [2n, 2]], [[n, 2], [2n, 4]]]|
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If you need further set up by calling methods of the fixture before adding it to the library you can use synbols to do this.
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At the end assign the fixture itself to a symbol.
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!|script|test slim|47|
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|set string |Hello FitNesse |
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|$ts= |get fixture |
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Now add the previously created fixture symbol to the library
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|library|
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|$ts |
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And here we go: We can use the methods of the fixture in any script
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!|script|echo fixture |
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|check |echo |CCC |CCC |
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|check |getStringArg|Hello FitNesse|
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