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<customers ContactName="Maria Anders"> <orders OrderID="10643" /> <orders OrderID="10692" /> </customers> <customers ContactName="Hanna Moos"> <orders OrderID="10501" /> <orders OrderID="10509" /> </customers> <customers ContactName="Sven Ottlieb"> <orders OrderID="10363" />

class User < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :microposts, :dependent => :destroy has_many :relationships, :foreign_key => "follower_id", :dependent => :destroy

Con gurations that use only 5 or 6 data bits or 15 stop bits are impossible if using the internal ports However, this is seldom of practical concern The options listed allow the internal ports to communicate with most common serial devices The external serial ports support all con gurations that can be achieved using the comm API with the exception of XON/XOFF ow control Both internal ports support XON/XOFF ow control A single set of hardware handshake lines is shared between the internal ports This implies that only one port at a time can be used with RTS/CTS ow control By default serial0 does not own the hardware handshake signals This default can be changed using the method setRTSCTSFlowControlEnable de ned in class comdalsemisystemTINIOS

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To create a following relationship, we ll introduce a follow! utility method so that we can write userfollow!(other_user)7 We ll also add an associated following boolean method to test if one user is following another8 The tests in Listing 1212 show how we expect these methods to be used in practice

describe User do describe "relationships" do it "should have a following method" do @usershould respond_to(:following ) end it "should have a follow! method" do @usershould respond_to(:follow!) end it "should follow another user" do @userfollow!(@followed) @usershould be_following(@followed) end it "should include the followed user in the following array" do @userfollow!(@followed)

public static boolean setRTSCTSFlowControlEnable(int portNumber, boolean enable) throws UnsupportedCommOperationException

As you can see, the inner table row elements were returned as children of the outer table's elements So all of the orders for each customer are listed as child rows of the corresponding customer

7 This follow! method should always work, so (following the model of create! and save!) we indicate with an exclamation point that an exception will be raised on failure 8 Once you have a lot of experience modeling a particular domain, you can often guess such utility methods in advance, and even when you can t you ll often find yourself writing them to make the tests cleaner In this case, though, it s OK if you wouldn t have guessed them Software development is usually an iterative process you write code until it starts getting ugly, and then you refactor it but for brevity the tutorial presentation is streamlined a bit

The port number must specify one of the internal serial ports (0 or 1) If is true, the hardware handshake signals will be dedicated for use as hardware handshake signals for the speci ed serial port If enable is false, the signals are released to be used with the comdalsemisystemBitPort (see 9) class as general purpose TTL I/O There are a couple of additional points to keep in mind when using serial1 First, serial1 is by default dedicated to the task of communicating with the external 1-Wire line driver If your TINI hardware implementation does not require (or support) the use of the external 1-Wire adapter, serial1 can be reclaimed for use with a general purpose serial port To override serial1 s default usage, an application must invoke the enableSerialPort1 method de ned in the TINIOS class6

@userfollowingshould include(@followed)

public static final void enableSerialPort1()

This example shows just how flexible the RSpec boolean convention is; even though include is already a Ruby keyword (used to include a module, as seen in, eg, Listing 911), in this context RSpec correctly guesses that we want to test array inclusion In the application code, the following method takes in a user, called followed, and checks to see if a follower with that id exists in the database; the follow! method calls create! through the relationships association to create the following relationship The results appear in Listing 12139

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