How to use test_assert_output_both method of MyModule Package

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test_minitest_assertions.rb

Source:test_minitest_assertions.rb Github

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...434 assert_triggered "Expected 2 to be < 1." do435 @tc.assert_operator 2, :<, 1436 end437 end438 def test_assert_output_both439 @assertion_count = 2440 @tc.assert_output "yay", "blah" do441 print "yay"442 $stderr.print "blah"443 end444 end445 def test_assert_output_both_regexps446 @assertion_count = 4447 @tc.assert_output(/y.y/, /bl.h/) do448 print "yay"449 $stderr.print "blah"450 end451 end452 def test_assert_output_err453 @tc.assert_output nil, "blah" do454 $stderr.print "blah"455 end456 end457 def test_assert_output_neither458 @assertion_count = 0459 @tc.assert_output do...

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1 assert_output_both('Hello World!') do2 def assert_output_both(expected)3 assert_output(expected, expected) do

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1 assert_output_both("Hello World") { puts "Hello World" }2 def assert_output_both(expected)3 stdout = capture_stdout { yield }4 stderr = capture_stderr { yield }

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1 assert_output_both("hello world") do2 def assert_output_both(expected)3 assert_equal(expected, $stdout.string)4 assert_equal(expected, $stderr.string)5 assert_output_both("hello world") do6 assert_output_both("hello world") do7 assert_output_both("hello world") do8 assert_output_both("hello world") do9 assert_output_both("hello world

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1MyModule.test_assert_output_both('hello') do2 def self.test_assert_output_both(expected)3 assert_equal(expected, output[0].strip)4 assert_equal(expected, output[1].strip)

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1 assert_output_both("Hello2") { print "Hello" }3 def test_assert_output_both(expected_stdout, expected_stderr, msg = nil)4 assert_output(expected_stdout, expected_stderr, msg) { yield }5 def assert_output(expected_stdout = nil, expected_stderr = nil, msg = nil)6 msg = message(msg) { diff(expected_stdout, $stdout.string) }7 assert_block(msg) { $stdout.string == expected_stdout }8 msg = message(msg) { diff(expected_stderr, $stderr.string) }9 assert_block(msg) { $stderr.string == expected_stderr }10 def assert_block(message = nil)11 yield or raise Test::Unit::AssertionFailedError.new(message)12 def message(msg = nil)13 proc { msg }14 proc { |default_msg| default_msg }15 def diff(exp, act)16 Diff::LCS.sdiff(exp.split(/\n/), act.split(/\n/)).map do |e|

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1 assert_output_both("Hello2") { print "Hello" }3 def test_assert_output_both(expected_stdout, expected_stderr, msg = nil)4 assert_output(expected_stdout, expected_stderr, msg) { yield }5 def assert_output(expected_stdout = nil, expected_stderr = nil, msg = nil)6 msg = message(msg) { diff(expected_stdout, $stdout.string) }7 assert_block(msg) { $stdout.string == expected_stdout }8 msg = message(msg) { diff(expected_stderr, $stderr.string) }9 assert_block(msg) { $stderr.string == expected_stderr }10 def assert_block(message = nil)11 yield or raise Test::Unit::AssertionFailedError.new(message)12 def message(msg = nil)13 proc { msg }14 proc { |default_msg| default_msg }15 def diff(exp, act)16 Diff::LCS.sdiff(exp.split(/\n/), act.split(/\n/)).map do |e|

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1 assert_output_both("Hello2") { print "Hello" }3 def test_assert_output_both(expected_stdout, expected_stderr, msg = nil)4 assert_output(expected_stdout, expected_stderr, msg) { yield }5 def assert_output(expected_stdout = nil, expected_stderr = nil, msg = nil)6 msg = message(msg) { diff(expected_stdout, $stdout.string) }7 assert_block(msg) { $stdout.string == expected_stdout }8 msg = message(msg) { diff(expected_stderr, $stderr.string) }9 assert_block(msg) { $stderr.string == expected_stderr }10 def assert_block(message = nil)11 yield or raise Test::Unit::AssertionFailedError.new(message)12 def message(msg = nil)13 proc { msg }14 proc { |default_msg| default_msg }15 def diff(exp, act)16 Diff::LCS.sdiff(exp.split(/\n/), act.split(/\n/)).map do |e|

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