On 26 nov. 2010, at 10:47, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote: > Hi. Forget for a moment why I have subclasses in my tests. But I have them. > Some people do not agree with this, but this is not what I want to discuss. > Suppose I have an abstract test sub several subclasses. > In my case, all the tests (most of them) are in the superclass. But all tests > use a method that I override in each concrete subclass. > I do use subclassing in my tests too. It is useful to factor-out tests.
> 2) When I open a test runner, I don't want that my abstract class appears > there, since you cannot run the tests. Is there a way to prevent this? > Don't think so. At least not in 1.1. But, you mark the class abstract and the TestRunner will ignore it. > Noury
