Eric Fowler
Posts: 2
Nickname: wildsalmon
Registered: May, 2014
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Visibility and ScalaTest
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Posted: May 29, 2014 12:25 AM
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This should be easy.
I have a class and companion object:
class TestMe {}
object TestMe
{
private def foo()= {}
}
Note that foo() is private.
I wish to test foo() with ScalaTest, but it is marked private.
How do I make it visible?
I thought I could wrap *both* files in a package declaration, then modify my declaration of foo():
package TestBait{
class TestMe {}
object TestMe
{
private[TestBait] def foo()= {}
}
}
Then in my ScalaTest suite, I would wrap my code in the same package declaration.
Dudn't work.
There has to be a simple way to do this. If it were C++ I would make the test class a friend of the C++ class being tested.
What is the "school solution", if there is one?
Thanks
WS
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