An update for this issue. This script works, but only if I explicitly define
the array that I'm iterating over (][countryname, url]].each do, rather than
@countries.each do).
Can someone help me understand why my array here (@countries) is not
recognized? I tried to instantiate it as a global variable ($countries) and
it still was not recognized. If I explicitly describe an array in place of
the variable, the script works.
Is it an issue with my organization format, or something else?
global_page_spec.rb
$LOAD_PATH.unshift File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '..') if $0 == __FILE__
require 'helpers/example_helper'
describe "The country page for" do
include ExHelper
before(:all) do
setup
collect_global_countries
end
@countries.each do |name, link|
describe name do
it "should contain the word #{name} in the title" do
@browser.goto link
@browser.div(:id, /content-content/).text.should include(name)
end #it
end #desc
end #countries
after(:all) do
teardown
end #after
end #spec
example_helper.rb
$LOAD_PATH.unshift File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '..') if $0 == __FILE__
require 'helpers/global_helper'
module ExHelper
include GlobalHelper
def setup
@browser = Watir::Browser.new
@browser.add_checker lambda {|b| b.text.should_not include('The
requested page could not be found.')}
end # setup
def collect_global_countries
@countries = Array.new
@countries.should be_empty
@browser.goto "http://www.#{$env}.com/global";
@browser.table(:class, /global-list/).links.each do |link|
@countries << [link.text, link.href]
end #links
@countries.should_not be_empty
def teardown
@browser.close
end # teardown
end #module
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