Extend step decorator #94
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Defines commonly used regexes and allows to easily register two different steps to capture single or double quoted strings. It also allows to register more placeholders to be replaced.
| def step(): # pylint:disable=missing-docstring | ||
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| steps = STEP_REGISTRY |
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Why not the same way as all the other tests?
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| def __init__(self): | ||
| self.single_expression_placeholders = { | ||
| 'NUMBER': r'(-?\d+(?:\.\d*)?)', | ||
| 'NON_CAPTURING_STRING': r'|'.join((r'"[^"]*"', r"'[^']*'")), |
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Defines commonly used regexes for strings and numbers.
When using the string placeholder, the decorator creates two different steps to catch single and double quoted strings.
It also allows to register more placeholders to be replaced.