If I want to use Kiwi with another expectation framework, like expecta, having both matchers tends to clog the namespace; For example both kiwi and expecta have conflicting macros named beNil. It would be helpful if one could go '#define KIWI_HIDE_EXPECTATION' before importing kiwi in order to prevent the expectation matchers (should, beNil, shouldNot, theValue, expectFutureValue, and so on) from being defined.
nonstriater
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9 years ago
If I want to use Kiwi with another expectation framework, like expecta, having both matchers tends to clog the namespace; For example both kiwi and expecta have conflicting macros named beNil. It would be helpful if one could go '#define KIWI_HIDE_EXPECTATION' before importing kiwi in order to prevent the expectation matchers (should, beNil, shouldNot, theValue, expectFutureValue, and so on) from being defined.