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Add t.step_func_done documentation #186
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Also cleans up a bit around that area, e.g. replacing an assert_true(true) with assert_true(e.a) so that people are hopefully less likely to think that assert_true(true) is a good way to say "this test passed".
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| t.step(function (){assert_true(true); t.done();}); | ||
| object.some_event = function(e) { | ||
| t.step(function() { | ||
| assert_true(e.a); |
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Fixes #180. |
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Also cleans up a bit around that area, e.g. replacing an assert_true(true) with assert_true(e.a) so that people are hopefully less likely to think that assert_true(true) is a good way to say "this test passed".