Create a class containing a non-final, package-private instance method (i.e. no
modifiers at all) and attempt to create a mock for the class in a unit test
using android-mock.
Given that EasyMock supports mocking package-private methods, we should be able
to define mock behaviour for the method - expectations, return values etc. and
be able to verify this behaviour as with methods explicitly declared protected
or public.
However, what actually happens is the package-private method is not mocked and
the actual implementation gets called when setting up an expectation for it.
This affects the head of the trunk.
I have tweaked AndroidMockGenerator.isMockable() in my local working copy to
allow anything not marked private to be mocked, allowing public, protected and
package-private methods to be mocked. I have tested this change successfully
and attached a patch.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by t...@leach.it on 14 Jul 2011 at 10:46
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
t...@leach.it
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