Emmanuel Bourg wrote:
> In Commons CLI there are 3 parsers implementing the same interface, and soon
> another implementation will be added. There is an abstract test case with the
> test methods, and a concrete subclass for each parser. The concrete test case
> instantiates the parser and d
Phil Steitz a écrit :
You have probably thought of this and it may be distasteful, but one way
to break things apart would be to break the single abstract test class
into an artificial hierarchy. If there is a way to do this with some
kind of semantic integrity (e.g., if it can be made to coi
Emmanuel Bourg wrote:
In Commons CLI there are 3 parsers implementing the same interface,
and soon another implementation will be added. There is an abstract
test case with the test methods, and a concrete subclass for each
parser. The concrete test case instantiates the parser and disables
so
In Commons CLI there are 3 parsers implementing the same interface, and
soon another implementation will be added. There is an abstract test
case with the test methods, and a concrete subclass for each parser. The
concrete test case instantiates the parser and disables some tests by
overwriting
