Problem with running predefined data types example

[mglowinski93]

Problem with running predefined data types example

[jenisys]

When you are getting an NotImplementedError, you may have encountered a not-implemented step definition (pasted from a snippet).

• Provide a concrete, simple example and show the output that you are seeing (or the relevant part of it)
• The default matcher is parse. Have you changed it somewhere with use_step_matcher()
• Run behave with the pretty formatter and verify the file locations on your step(s) that your steps are actually used (where Number type is used)
• You may have to define the environment variable via export PYTHONPATH=".:${PWD}:${PYTHONPATH}" (for shell: sh, bash, ...) to include your current working directory into you Python search-path (to find your steps below the working directory)

EXAMPLE: behave.example features/tutorial10*.feature

$ behave -f pretty features/tutorial10_step_usertype.feature
Feature: User-Defined Datatype as Step Parameter (tutorial10)   # features/tutorial10_step_usertype.feature:1
  As a test writer
  ...

  Scenario Outline: Calculator -- @1.1   # features/tutorial10_step_usertype.feature:14
    Given I have a calculator            # features/steps/step_tutorial10.py:44
    When I add "1" and "1"               # features/steps/step_tutorial10.py:48
    Then the calculator returns "2"      # features/steps/step_tutorial10.py:54

SEE ALSO:

• features/tutorial10_step_usertype.feature
• features/steps/step_tutorial10.py

[mglowinski93]

@jenisys thx for answer.
In my case problem was caused by step matcher, which was set to re. After i removed it, everything started working just fine.
Ticket can be closed:)