Inheritance with jnario

[Christian Braun]

Hi guys,

I'm a student working with jnario for my professor. I really like it so far. But now I've got the problem, that I don't know how to inherit from a super class.
I want to inherit from an abstract super class wich contains @Before @After annotations aswell as protected methods.
I know that I can easily get access to basic tear down methods by using an extension. But I wasn't able to find out how to use the protected methods.
Is this just working through the implicit subject?
I appreciate every answer, but please keep in mind that I just started with jnario.

Best regards

Christian

[Sebastian Benz]

Hello Christian,

this is actually was spec extension are for, but I am not exactly sure what you are trying to achieve with the protected methods? 

Cheers,

Sebastian

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[Christian Braun]

Hello Sebastian,

thanks for your reply.

I'll give you an example.

public abstract class AbstractPage extends NormalPage{
    ...
    ...
    @Override
    protected int pageElements(AbstractPage page){
        ...
        ...
        ...
    }
}

I want to achieve something like this

public class PageStuff extends AbstractPage{
    ...
    ...
    int pageElementsOfThisPage;
   
    public PageStuff()    {
        this.pageElementOfThisPage = this.pageElements;
    }
}


When I'm trying to do this with Jnario

//extension static AbstractPage; //can't inherit from Abstract classes
extension static NormalPage = new NormalPage // works but pageElements isn't visible in spec
fact "foo"{
   pageElements();  //here it says pageElements isn't visible.
}

Maybe you can understand me now a little bit better.


Best regards
Christian

[Sebastian Benz]

You can use the @Extends annotation  to define super classes for your specs. 

Does these solve your problem?

Sebastian

[Christian Braun]

Hi Sebastian,

yes that solved it!
Thank you very much.

Best regards
Christian