Hi,
I''d really appreciate someone looking at some specifications I have.
The context in each case is realised in the setup block (I''m assuming
this is standard practice?). The specifications should be
self-explanatory.
I''m wondering if anyone can see anything obviously bad/wrong with what
I have? I''m intentionally not stating anything else as in theory the
specs should speak for themselves.
Thanks in advance,
Chris
---- specifications ----
A validatable object with no validators
- should be valid
- should have no error messages
A validatable object with an always valid validator
- should be valid
- should have no error message
A validatable object with an always invalid validator
- should be invalid
- should have the standard error message
A validatable object with an always invalid validator and an
overridden standard error message
- should use the overridden standard error message
A validatable object with an always invalid validator that has a
custom error message
- should have the custom error message
A validatable object with one always valid validator and one always
invalid validator
- should be invalid
- should have the standard error message
A validatable object with two always invalid validators, one of which
has a custom error message
- should be invalid
- should have standard and custom error message
