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require File.dirname(File.join(__rhoGetCurrentDir(), __FILE__)) + '/../../spec_helper'
require File.dirname(File.join(__rhoGetCurrentDir(), __FILE__)) + '/fixtures/classes'
# The reason why having include() and ruby_version_is is to show the specification explicitly.
# You should use have_protected_method() with the exception of this spec.
describe "Kernel#protected_methods" do
ruby_version_is "" ... "1.9" do
it "returns a list of the names of protected methods accessible in the object" do
KernelSpecs::Methods.protected_methods(false).sort.should include("juu_ichi")
KernelSpecs::Methods.new.protected_methods(false).should include("ku")
end
it "returns a list of the names of protected methods accessible in the object and from its ancestors and mixed-in modules" do
l1 = KernelSpecs::Methods.protected_methods(false)
l2 = KernelSpecs::Methods.protected_methods
(l1 & l2).should include("juu_ichi")
KernelSpecs::Methods.new.protected_methods.should include('ku')
end
end
ruby_version_is "1.9" do
it "returns a list of the names of protected methods accessible in the object" do
KernelSpecs::Methods.protected_methods(false).sort.should include(:juu_ichi)
KernelSpecs::Methods.new.protected_methods(false).should include(:ku)
end
it "returns a list of the names of protected methods accessible in the object and from its ancestors and mixed-in modules" do
l1 = KernelSpecs::Methods.protected_methods(false)
l2 = KernelSpecs::Methods.protected_methods
(l1 & l2).should include(:juu_ichi)
KernelSpecs::Methods.new.protected_methods.should include(:ku)
end
end
end
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