BddExample class

Inheritance

• Object
• BddTerm
• BddExample

Constructors

BddExample(BddFramework bdd, val v1, val? v2, val? v3, val? v4, val? v5, val? v6, val? v7, val? v8, val? v9, val? v10, val? v11, val? v12, val? v13, val? v14, val? v15)

Properties

bdd → BddFramework

final, inherited

hashCode → int

The hash code for this object.

no setter, inherited

rows → List<Set<val>>

final

runtimeType → Type

A representation of the runtime type of the object.

no setter, inherited

text → String

final, inherited

variation → _Variation

final, inherited

Methods

example(val v1, [val? v2, val? v3, val? v4, val? v5, val? v6, val? v7, val? v8, val? v9, val? v10, val? v11, val? v12, val? v13, val? v14, val? v15]) → BddExample

Examples are used in the context of Scenario Outlines. A Scenario Outline is a template for multiple tests, and the "Examples" section provides concrete values to be substituted into the template for each test run. This approach allows for the specification of multiple scenarios using the same pattern of action but with different sets of data.

formatExampleTable(BddConfig config) → String

Here we have something like: { (number;123), (password;ABC) } { (number;456), (password;XYZ) }

keyword(BddConfig config) → String

override

keywordPrefix(BddConfig config) → String

override

keywordSuffix(BddConfig config) → String

override

noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic

Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.

inherited

prefix(BddConfig config) → String

override

run(CodeRun? code) → void

Should be used to actually provide the code that runs the BDD.

spaces(BddConfig config) → String

override

suffix(BddConfig config) → String

override

testRun(CodeRun? code, BddReporter reporter) → BddFramework

toString([BddConfig config = BddConfig._default]) → String

Examples have a special toString treatment.

override

Operators

operator ==(Object other) → bool

The equality operator.

inherited