fixed the grammar of 'have_same_attributes_values_as' matcher

nsi-iff · Jul 8, 2011 · 5fbe90c · 5fbe90c
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diff --git a/...d_dsl/doctests/same_attributes_values.txt → ...ld_dsl/doctests/same_attribute_values.txt b/...d_dsl/doctests/same_attributes_values.txt → ...ld_dsl/doctests/same_attribute_values.txt
@@ -11,28 +11,28 @@
 
 Simple test
 
->>> a |should| have_same_attributes_values_as(b)
+>>> a |should| have_same_attribute_values_as(b)
 
->>> a |should| have_same_attributes_values_as(c)
+>>> a |should| have_same_attribute_values_as(c)
 Traceback (most recent call last):
     ...
-ShouldNotSatisfied: expected <...Foo ... at ...> to have the same attributes as <...Foo ... at ...>
+ShouldNotSatisfied: expected <...Foo ... at ...> to have the same attribute values as <...Foo ... at ...>
 
->>> a |should_not| have_same_attributes_values_as(b)
+>>> a |should_not| have_same_attribute_values_as(b)
 Traceback (most recent call last):
     ...
-ShouldNotSatisfied: expected <...Foo ... at ...> to have not the same attributes as <...Foo ... at ...>
+ShouldNotSatisfied: expected <...Foo ... at ...> to have not the same attribute values as <...Foo ... at ...>
 
 Adding attributes to each object
 
 >>> a.c = 3
 >>> b.c = 3
 
->>> a |should| have_same_attributes_values_as(b)
+>>> a |should| have_same_attribute_values_as(b)
 
 Deleting one attribute of the object
 
 >>> del a.c
 
 
->>> a |should_not| have_same_attributes_values_as(b)
+>>> a |should_not| have_same_attribute_values_as(b)
diff --git a/should_dsl/matchers.py b/should_dsl/matchers.py
@@ -668,9 +668,9 @@ def message_for_failed_should_not(self):
 
 matcher(BeEmpty)
 
-class HaveSameAttributesValues(object):
+class HaveSameAttributeValues(object):
 
-    name = 'have_same_attributes_values_as'
+    name = 'have_same_attribute_values_as'
 
     def __call__(self, other_object):
         self._other_object = other_object
@@ -690,9 +690,9 @@ def match(self, actual_object):
         return found_different_attribute == False
 
     def message_for_failed_should(self):
-        return "expected %r to have the same attributes as %r" % (self._actual_object, self._other_object)
+        return "expected %r to have the same attribute values as %r" % (self._actual_object, self._other_object)
 
     def message_for_failed_should_not(self):
-        return "expected %r to have not the same attributes as %r" % (self._actual_object, self._other_object)
+        return "expected %r to have not the same attribute values as %r" % (self._actual_object, self._other_object)
 
-matcher(HaveSameAttributesValues)
+matcher(HaveSameAttributeValues)