Allow for multiple captor invocations #144
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…ed values in .values. .value still remains for backwards compatibility, and will always contain the last invoked captured value.
searls
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Oct 12, 2016
| @@ -5,5 +5,9 @@ module.exports = -> | |||
| capture: create | |||
| name: 'captor.capture' | |||
| matches: (matcherArgs, actual) -> | |||
| if not captor.values | |||
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try captor.values ||= [] and see if that works for you here to save a line
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Updated, cheers. |
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Looks good! Thanks! |
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Can you open a PR that documents this in the docs/ section on captors? Once we have that I'll cut a release |
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Sure! - #145 |
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Allowing multiple invocations to a captor which will store all captured values in .values. .value still remain for backwards compatibility, and will always contain the last invoked capture value.