Hi,

I've got a set of classes in nested Ruby modules which I'm using rspec to specify:

module Foo

    module Baz

       class C1 ... end

       class C2 ... end
    end
end

To specify C2 behaviour I need to create a bunch of C1 instances:

describe Foo::Baz::C2 do

    before(:each) do
        @c1a = Foo::Baz::C1.new(...)
        @c1b = Foo::Baz::C1.new(...)
        @c1c = Foo::Baz::C1.new(...)

        @c2 = Foo::Baz::C2.new(@c1a, @c1b, @c1c)
    end

    describe "some behaviour" do
        # ...
    end
end

After a while the many Foo::Baz:: module prefixes become pretty tedious and
not particularly DRY.

Can someone suggest a better way to manage using nested modules in rspec?

Thanks,

Stu

--
Stuart Hungerford
ANU Supercomputer Facility



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