phpspec2 example

[Bba]

Hi guys,
Good Job on phpspec2!
Am having an issue ring to use the run command of phpspec2
after a desc in which it creates a file in the spec folder
any attempt to use the run command will always try to create the real class even when it is existing
Thanks

[ftassi]

This should be because phpspec is not able to find the class you're describing, maybe an autoload Issue or a wrong namespace ?

Cheers

Francesco

[Bba]

Hi Francesco,
you are right, it was an autoload  problem
fixed it
Thanks for the response

Bba

[Tyler Collier]

Can you explain where autoload code should go? I'm a developer but unfamiliar with PHP's autoload. I read http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.spl-autoload-register.php and get the idea but am wondering if there's a standard place that autoloading is already done in phpspec or if I'm expected to add my own? If I change the autoloading information in vendor/composer/autoload_namespaces.php, (I change the "'' => $baseDir . '/src'," line to "'' => $mypath"), phpspec no longer READS the files in src/ (it doesn't seem to use $mypath) but still wants to write them out to src/.

[Konstantin Kudryashov]

Composer handles autoloading on its own: http://getcomposer.org/doc/00-intro.md#autoloading

Konstantin Kudryashov
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[Chris Yates]

I am having the same issue - running PHPSpec2 created the object but subsequent runs don't find it and offer to create it.

I am using Windows 7 and have installed PHPSpec2 in c:\phpsepc and added it to my path to make it globally available

I am running PHPSpec2 from under my project development directory: c:\users\chris\projects\markdown\phpspec

Under this I have the spec directory and PHPSpec2 creates the src directory and the Markdown object on the first run.

Subsequent runs to not find the Markdown object.

What am I not doing and/or doing wrong?

Thanks in advance.

[Luis Cordova]

Did you solve the problem?

I run sometimes into problems but moving namespaces around and putting the specs into the spec folder and having the namespace for specs include `spec` in front solves the problem. This is mimicking what it used to be done in tests phpunit where you had a test folder. In this case the spec becomes part of the namespace. Yes and it is lowercase.