rspec users - Sep 2009 - [Q] mock expectation with +self+

I am trying to spec out a method that is using the ''beam'' gem
to fire
an event. When the method fires the event, it should pass the current  
+self+ as an argument.

e.g.

def foo
   Beam.fire :my_event, self
end

it "should fire :my_event and pass self" do
   Beam.should_receive(:fire).with(:my_event, ????)
   foo
end

How can I set a mock expectation to work resolve self correctly? I  
suspect it isn''t possible but I''d like confirmation before I
waste too
much time on this.

On Sep 9, 2009, at 4:37 PM, Chuck Remes wrote:
> I am trying to spec out a method that is using the ''beam''
gem to
> fire an event. When the method fires the event, it should pass the  
> current +self+ as an argument.
>
> e.g.
>
> def foo
>  Beam.fire :my_event, self
> end
>
> it "should fire :my_event and pass self" do
>  Beam.should_receive(:fire).with(:my_event, ????)
>  foo
> end
>
> How can I set a mock expectation to work resolve self correctly? I  
> suspect it isn''t possible but I''d like confirmation
before I waste
> too much time on this.
Ugh, never mind. :-\

I should have thought a little harder before posting... sorry for the  
noise.

cr


class Bar
   def foo
     Beacon.fire :my_event, self
   end
end

it "should fire :my_evnet and pass self" do
   @klass = Bar.new
   Beacon.should_receive(:fire).with(:my_event, @klass)

   @klass.foo
end