rspec users - Oct 2008 - Newbie question about mock_model and should_receive....

Hello,

I mocked a model and I need to test when I set for instance
''000'' to an
attribute ''A'' that B attibute is set to
''1111''.  I don''t want to stub or
mock the B(accessors) to that value cause I want to make sure my
controller will do that.

I know its dummy question.

suggestions?


R?mi
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R?mi Gagnon <lists at ruby-forum.com> writes:
> Hello,
>
> I mocked a model and I need to test when I set for instance
''000'' to an
> attribute ''A'' that B attibute is set to
''1111''.  I don''t want to stub or
> mock the B(accessors) to that value cause I want to make sure my
> controller will do that.
>
> I know its dummy question.
>
> suggestions?
>
>
> R?mi
In that case, you want to use the real object.  The spec would be pretty
simple:

it "should set B when A is set" do
  MyModel.new(:a => ''000'').b.should ==
''1111''
end

Pat