I am trying to use the should matchers on a case class
case class ListOfByteArrayCaseConfig(
@BeanProperty
permissions: java.util.List[Array[Byte]]
)
With the following test case
val orig = ListOfByteArrayCaseConfig(List(Array[Byte](10, 20, 30)))
val orig2 = ListOfByteArrayCaseConfig(List(Array[Byte](10, 20, 30)))
orig2 should be === orig
Obviously this would fail because the two byte arrays are not equal reference wise. What I want to do is somehow make this work without changing the test case code and still keeping the case class.
Is it even possible? (like adding a custom equals method to the case class?)
I found the solution. Apparently I can override the equals method in a case class
Scala: Ignore case class field for equals/hascode?
Though it gets rid of the reason for using case classes in the first place which is to simplify data objects.
case class ListOfByteArrayCaseConfig(
@BeanProperty
permissions: java.util.List[Array[Byte]]
) {
override def equals(arg: Any): Boolean = {
val obj = arg.asInstanceOf[ListOfByteArrayCaseConfig]
var i: Int = 0
for (i <- 0 until permissions.size()) {
if (!util.Arrays.equals(permissions.get(i), obj.permissions.get(i))) {
return false
}
}
return true
}
}