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...e sure that the spec above and all other specs are passing. Also - I view this as a bell (or whistle, if you prefer). Specifying something as vague as != seems almost useless to me to begin with, but if you really do need to specify inequality you''ll be ableto do it with should_not_eql or should_not_equal. That said, we will reserve the right to not incorporate a working solution if we feel that it is not cleanly aligned with the rest of RSpec''s internals, or makes us all go "wow, that''s cool, but what a hack!". So please do not submit anything unless the sheer satisfac...

...* Will remove all of the old syntax. ======================================= Here are some answers to some questions that some of you may have: == What is changing? All of the should_xyz methods will be losing an underscore and gaining a space: #before actual.should_equal(expected) actual.should_not_equal(expected) #after actual.should equal(expected) actual.should_not equal(expected) #equal, in this example, is a method that returns an expectation matcher, which Ruby passes to #should, which then interacts with the matcher to evaluate whether or not the expectation is met and report accor...

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