Thanks for the replies, guys. I ended up doing something pretty
similar to what you suggested, Mark. In the test page, before the
plugin is loaded I added
<script>testPrivates = {}</script>
and in the plugin's code, I added the following:
if (window.testPrivates)
{
function a(name, fn) {
window.testPrivates[name] = fn;
}
a("blah", blah);
a("foo", foo);
// etc...
}
Now, I am in the middle of writing another set of unit tests for these
newly exposed functions.
Thanks for the help!
_Nick_
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