Java - I know we have some experts here

[Moonwatcher]

I am using netbeans to write junit tests. How do I get the Junit test to provide the standard input (as if it came from the terminal) when the method being tested requires input to a Scanner.

EDIT: The internet is completely useless on this issue, I have googled.

 

[Pugsley]

It's in Indonesia. No intention of going [emoji3]

 

[Smoooothy]

java - you poor bastard..

Punchy Bassett - remember how fun that shit was?

 

[Pugsley]

java - you poor bastard..

Punchy Bassett - remember how fun that shit was?

Prick of a computer language.

 

[Smoooothy]

Prick of a computer language.

would love to help ya, only got experience running netbeans and junit tests, not writing them

 

[Pugsley]

would love to help ya, only got experience running netbeans and junit tests, not writing them

No wonder my hair is white [emoji26]

 

[Punchy Bassett]

java - you poor bastard..

Punchy Bassett - remember how fun that shit was?

**** Java in the ass, horrible piece of software to have to deploy.

 

[Moonwatcher]

you poor bastard...

Prick

**** Java in the ass

ahh... ok ... well I'll just create a ByteArrayInputStream and set the system input.

 

[Smoooothy]

ahh... ok ... well I'll just create a ByteArrayInputStream and set the system standard input.

my advice, find someone to dump that onto, preferably an intern or cheap labour

then goto the pub