Tom Stuart
Tom Stuart
_I'm not really sure where the problem lies here - whether it's a limitation of the Puz format, of cursewords, or of the information I can provide to the latter...
When solving crosswords on paper, there's often a space nearby on the page for playing with anagrams, for example by placing all the letters in a ring to make different...
I'm using cursewords on Ubuntu, and my global hotkey for 'close application' is Ctrl-Q. This conflicts with cursewords' quit command, so I can only quit cursewords by killing the process....
See https://github.com/mortice/matahari/blob/master/lib/matahari/debriefing.rb#L22 - expected args aren't included in the failure message when they're supplied.
Currently we're just told 'expected some precise invocation n times, received it 0 times'
It would be cool to support matchers for arguments, so that we could say things like: ``` ruby spy.should have_received.method_call(with_arg_that(has(2).items)) ``` [rspec-expectations](https://github.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/tree/master/lib/rspec/matchers) provides a really good library of matchers, which...
Can we do anything better with the has_received? method?