Comments on: Simple Gotcha When Reusing Cucumber Step Definitions http://railsnotes.com/617-simple-gotcha-when-reusing-cucumber-step-definitions/ A code-heavy brain dump of stuff I come across working on Ruby on Rails projects including Models, ActiveRecord, Views, Controllers, RESTful rails, deployment, server stuff, etc. Thu, 04 Mar 2010 09:33:35 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: melvinramhttp://railsnotes.com/617-simple-gotcha-when-reusing-cucumber-step-definitions/comment-page-1/#comment-66 melvinram Thu, 21 May 2009 21:36:42 +0000 http://www.railsnotes.com/?p=617#comment-66 Oh I like that. Thanks for pointing that out. Oh I like that. Thanks for pointing that out.

]]> By: Mike Enriquezhttp://railsnotes.com/617-simple-gotcha-when-reusing-cucumber-step-definitions/comment-page-1/#comment-65 Mike Enriquez Thu, 21 May 2009 17:40:58 +0000 http://www.railsnotes.com/?p=617#comment-65 We can use the % delimiter to avoid using quotes. Here's an example from Thoughtbot's Clearance:<br><br>When /^I sign in( with "remember me")? as "(.*)/(.*)"$/ do |remember, email, password|<br> When %{I go to the sign in page}<br> And %{I fill in "Email" with "#{email}"}<br> And %{I fill in "Password" with "#{password}"}<br> And %{I check "Remember me"} if remember<br> And %{I press "Sign In"}<br>end We can use the % delimiter to avoid using quotes. Here's an example from Thoughtbot's Clearance:

When /^I sign in( with “remember me”)? as “(.*)/(.*)”$/ do |remember, email, password|
When %{I go to the sign in page}
And %{I fill in “Email” with “#{email}”}
And %{I fill in “Password” with “#{password}”}
And %{I check “Remember me”} if remember
And %{I press “Sign In”}
end

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