ScalaTest plugin & stack traces

[Alex Boisvert]

Ok, so maybe I'm a little lost on all the Scala IDE / ScalaTest plugin releases ... but ... I thought I saw way back at ScalaDays (London) that clicking on a test failure stack trace would bring the editor focus right on the line where the failure happened.

I finally installed Eclipse Juno (4.2) today with the latest Scala IDE nightly and the ScalaTest plugin installed from http://www.artima.com/newplugins3/2.1-m2-juno-scala-2.9 and when I run a ScalaTest file/suite, I get this pop-out Swing UI that doesn't seem to be integrated into Eclipse and clicking on stack traces doesn't really bring up the editor.

Am I missing something?

alex

[Chee Seng Chua]

Hi Alex, 

Are you using ScalaTest 2.0 M4 in your project?  We added support of location in 2.0 (which is used by the IDE to get the location to hop to), in case you are using ScalaTest 1.x, it'll fall back to run with the old swing UI, which will not have the hop to source support.

Hope this helps.

Thanks.

Best Regards, 

Chee Seng

alex

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[Alex Boisvert]

Oh I see... didn't realize I needed to have ScalaTest 2.x for this... will try it and report back.

Thanks!

[Chee Seng Chua]

Hi Alex, 

You may want to read some user documentation here:-

https://github.com/scalatest/scalatest-eclipse-plugin

Thanks!

Best Regards, 

Chee Seng