I have a module of custom examples, such as
module ControllerHelperMethods
module MyExampleGroupMethods
def should_set_the_body_id(body_id)
it "should set the body id to '#{body_id}'" do
assigns[:body_id].should == body_id
end
end
end
def self.included(receiver)
receiver.extend MyExampleGroupMethods
end
end
and in spec_helper:
Spec::Runner.configure do |config|
config.include(ControllerHelperMethods, :type => :controllers)
end
I have duplicate code in two of my custom examples, so I want to
refactor it to a private method, but I can't seem to get the private
method to work. I have tried the most obvious way (private keyword
followed by the method), and also a couple of more clever approaches
that involved doing an instance_eval in self.included.
First, should I be able to call private methods in my custom examples?
If so, how.
Peace.
Phillip
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