@@ -76,9 +76,19 @@ class ShouldRaiseTest < Test::Unit::TestCase end context "Using an unknown param_type" do - # Testing should_raise with should_raise. Awesome. - should_raise(ArgumentError, :message => /:unknown_param_type/) do + begin should_raise(:unknown_param_type => 'foo') {} + rescue ArgumentError => ex + #All of this is happening at class definition time + @@invalid_should_raise_param_exception = ex + end + + should "raise an ArgumentError" do + assert_kind_of ArgumentError, @@invalid_should_raise_param_exception + end + + should "give a message that includes the invalid param name" do + assert_match /:unknown_param_type/, @@invalid_should_raise_param_exception.message end end test/unit/should_raise_test.rb 91b85aab1b86ad4ca50ced775be32f6242b68984 Mathieu Martin webmat@gmail.com http://github.com/seanhussey/woulda/commit/6578c8ceb2663f299ef099241e825b518762bdc3 6578c8ceb2663f299ef099241e825b518762bdc3 2009-01-19T14:35:26-08:00 2009-01-19T14:35:26-08:00 I had a feeling there was something fishy when testing should_raise with should_raise. should_raise is only available at class level, not at instance level. The fact that I could test it with itself was a sign that should_raise was broken. Hence the previous fix, related to the instance variables. f905458cb421c48c54bfcab2f923eabbf3bdda79 Mathieu Martin webmat@gmail.com