rspec users - Jun 2010 - Rails 3 , RSpec 2.0.0.beta.11

Hi,

I was doing some testing to mi controller and a error raise, and it''s
driving me crazy. This are the lines that I wanna test:

    @cloning_vector = CloningVector.new(params[:cloning_vector])
    @cloning_vector.sequence = Sequence.new(params[:sequence])

What I''m trying to do is following:

      @cloning_vector = mock_model(CloningVector)
      @sequence = mock_model(Sequence)

      CloningVector.should_receive(:new).with("name" => "New
cloning_vector", "cloning_vector_type" =>
1).and_return(@cloning_vector)
      @cloning_vector.sequence.should_receive(:new).with("content"
=>
"New Content").and_return(@sequence)

What am I doing wrong?..... Thanks for your help

On 11 Jun 2010, at 23:54, juange wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I was doing some testing to mi controller and a error raise, and
it''s
> driving me crazy. This are the lines that I wanna test:
> 
>    @cloning_vector = CloningVector.new(params[:cloning_vector])
>    @cloning_vector.sequence = Sequence.new(params[:sequence])
> 
> What I''m trying to do is following:
> 
>      @cloning_vector = mock_model(CloningVector)
>      @sequence = mock_model(Sequence)
> 
>      CloningVector.should_receive(:new).with("name" =>
"New
> cloning_vector", "cloning_vector_type" =>
> 1).and_return(@cloning_vector)
This line is the one with the mistake on it:
>      @cloning_vector.sequence.should_receive(:new).with("content"
=>
> "New Content").and_return(@sequence)
Which class received the :new message in the code you''re testing? Not
@cloning_vector.sequence, but Sequence. Just the same way as you''ve
stubbed CloningVector.new, you need to stub Sequence.new.

Make sense?
> 
> What am I doing wrong?..... Thanks for your help
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