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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.
So...I have 2 problems:
1) I cannot run a single test (cmd + t) from OB, from one of the abstract class, but a subclass as receiver. (remember I override).
This is the most complicated for me. I don't remember if it was squeak or VAST but I was able to select the scope of the visibility of methods while browsing methods. So for example, with OB, I would love to scope the methods if the method pane to: self (as it is now), self + all super classes , self + all super classes but not Object.
This way, I can just change the scope, see the tests and be able to run them directly from the subclass. In addition, I think this is very useful.
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?
thanks in advance,
mariano
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