Alternating Errors involving Spies, 2 out of 4 browsers always have errors.

[Blake VandeMerwe]

With the following describe, I get errors in IE and Firefox that say
the spy has already been spied upon..

describe('checkAccelerators', function() {
var e = {
'shiftKey' : false,
'altKey' : true,
'ctrlKey' : true,
'which' : 0
}

beforeEach(function() {
spyOn(jasmine.getGlobal(), 'FunctionKeyF9');
});

it(' calls FunctionKeyF9 with F9 key.', function() {
with(e) {
e.which = 120;
checkAccelerators(e);
expect(FunctionKeyF9).toHaveBeenCalled();
}
});
});


....If I remove the beforeEach, it clears up the errors in Firefox and
IE, but throws errors in Chrome and Safari that say they expected a
spy but received a function.

Can you help me with this please? 3rd day in a row spies have given me
issues...is there some kind of "Further" documentation to read on
spies so I don't have to keep wasting everyone's time?

[Davis W. Frank]

If you're testing an event, you need to look at the async features - runs() and waits().

That said, I'd suggest testing your handlers without events, and then test your wiring of events, or use a browser framework.

--dwf

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thx,

--dwf