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Ah... an item that needs a shared resource receives the reference to said resource on instantiation , and does not tryo to go looking for it... I think I get it....
We have a situation where due to our testing framework itself (and an old inherited testing fixture), our instance does not have control of the instantiation of the TestCase (nor do we specify the main() function).... and that's why I was not thinking in that direction.
But this actually does make more sense to me... probably.
Dang, whenever I discuss something with you, I end up writing an article :).
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Ah... an item that needs a shared resource receives the reference to said resource on instantiation , and does not tryo to go looking for it... I think I get it....
We have a situation where due to our testing framework itself (and an old inherited testing fixture), our instance does not have control of the instantiation of the
TestCase
(nor do we specify themain()
function).... and that's why I was not thinking in that direction.But this actually does make more sense to me... probably.
Glad to be of service 🤣 And thank you, you have LED me to enlightenment ( .... 🦗.... )