@@ -43,12 +43,11 @@ Be explicit about a state change by specifying both the starting and ending valu </code></pre> Sometimes you don't care about the original value, such as a value from the -fixture, but you need to make sure it's starts out different than the final +fixture, but you need to make sure it starts out different than the final result (otherwise the test is invalid). Pass just the final value. -When given just one value, this is the post-condition value. - -The precondition is that the value does NOT equal the given value: +When given one value, it is considered the post-condition value. +The precondition is that the value does NOT equal it: <pre><code> i = true assert_changes 'i' => false do # read as: i changes to false README.textile c22be7c0712ff98091d65448114442a85e5c592b Andy Peterson ndp@mac.com http://github.com/ndp/assert_changes/commit/ea4c3f86ce2fe80618f5b01a91bc73daa72e1227 ea4c3f86ce2fe80618f5b01a91bc73daa72e1227 2009-05-14T01:29:37-07:00 2009-05-14T01:29:37-07:00 Learning how to format the readme c8e787e104994039c16202cb634e0946015f0416 Andy Peterson ndp@mac.com