How to use TestCallSetFindMatch method of gomock Package

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callset_test.go

Source: callset_test.go Github

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...61 validateOrder(cs.expected[callSetKey{receiver, method}])62 cs.Remove(c)63 }64}65func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {66 t.Run("call is exhausted", func(t *testing.T) {67 cs := callSet{}68 var receiver interface{} = "TestReceiver"69 method := "TestMethod"70 args := []interface{}{}71 c1 := newCall(t, receiver, method, reflect.TypeOf(receiverType{}.Func))72 cs.exhausted = map[callSetKey][]*Call{73 {receiver: receiver, fname: method}: {c1},74 }75 _, err := cs.FindMatch(receiver, method, args)76 if err == nil {77 t.Fatal("expected error, but was nil")78 }79 if err.Error() == "" {...

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1func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {2 t.Run("TestCallSetFindMatch", func(t *testing.T) {3 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)4 defer ctrl.Finish()5 mock := NewMockSearcher(ctrl)6 mock.EXPECT().Find("foo").Return(true).Times(1)7 res := TestCallSetFindMatch(mock)8 if !res {9 t.Error("TestCallSetFindMatch failed")10 }11 })12}13func TestCallSetFindMatch(s Searcher) bool {14 return s.Find("foo")15}16type Searcher interface {17 Find(name string) bool18}19type MockSearcher struct {20}21func (m *MockSearcher) Find(name string) bool {22 ret := m.Called(name)23 return ret.Bool(0)24}25func NewMockSearcher(ctrl *gomock.Controller) *MockSearcher {26 mock := &MockSearcher{Call: *gomock.NewCall(ctrl, "Searcher", "Find")}27}28func (m *MockSearcher) EXPECT() *MockSearcher {29}30func (m *MockSearcher) Find(name string) bool {31 ret := m.Called(name)32 return ret.Bool(0)33}34func (m *MockSearcher) Find(name string) bool {35 ret := m.Called(name)36 return ret.Bool(0)37}38func (m *MockSearcher) Find(name string) bool {39 ret := m.Called(name)40 return ret.Bool(0)41}42func (m *MockSearcher) Find(name string) bool {

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1func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {2}3func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {4}5func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {6}7func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {8}9func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {10}11func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {12}13func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {14}15func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {

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1func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {2 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)3 defer ctrl.Finish()4 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)5 mock.EXPECT().SetFindMatch("foo", "bar").Return("foo", "bar")6 fmt.Println(mock.SetFindMatch("foo", "bar"))7}8func TestFindMatch(t *testing.T) {9 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)10 defer ctrl.Finish()11 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)12 mock.EXPECT().FindMatch("foo", "bar").Return("foo", "bar")13 fmt.Println(mock.FindMatch("foo", "bar"))14}15func TestSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {16 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)17 defer ctrl.Finish()18 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)19 mock.EXPECT().SetFindMatch("foo", "bar").Return("foo", "bar")20 fmt.Println(mock.SetFindMatch("foo", "bar"))21}22func TestCallFindMatch(t *testing.T) {23 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)24 defer ctrl.Finish()25 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)26 mock.EXPECT().CallFindMatch("foo", "bar").Return("foo", "bar")27 fmt.Println(mock.CallFindMatch("foo", "bar"))28}29func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {30 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)31 defer ctrl.Finish()32 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)33 mock.EXPECT().CallSetFindMatch("foo", "bar").Return("foo", "bar")34 fmt.Println(mock.CallSetFindMatch("foo", "bar"))35}36func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {37 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)38 defer ctrl.Finish()39 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)40 mock.EXPECT().CallSetFindMatch("foo", "bar").Return("foo", "bar")41 fmt.Println(mock.CallSetFindMatch

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1func TestCallSetFindMatch(t *testing.T) {2 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)3 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)4 cs := NewCallSet(mock)5 cs.AddCall(mock.Set(Any()))6 cs.AddCall(mock.FindMatch(Any()))7 matcher := cs.Matcher()8 cs2 := NewCallSet(mock)9 cs2.AddCall(mock.Set(Any()))10 matcher2 := cs2.Matcher()11 cs3 := NewCallSet(mock)12 cs3.AddCall(mock.Set(Any()))13 cs3.AddCall(mock.FindMatch(Any()))14 matcher3 := cs3.Matcher()15 cs4 := NewCallSet(mock)16 cs4.AddCall(mock.Set(Any()))17 cs4.AddCall(mock.FindMatch(Any()))18 cs4.AddCall(mock.Set(Any()))19 matcher4 := cs4.Matcher()20 cs5 := NewCallSet(mock)21 cs5.AddCall(mock.Set(Any()))22 cs5.AddCall(mock.Set(Any()))23 matcher5 := cs5.Matcher()24 cs6 := NewCallSet(mock)25 cs6.AddCall(mock.FindMatch(Any()))26 matcher6 := cs6.Matcher()27 cs7 := NewCallSet(mock)

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1type test struct {2}3func (t *test) print() {4 fmt.Println(t.name)5}6func main() {7 t := test{name: "test"}8 t.print()9}10func TestPrint(t *testing.T) {11 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)12 defer ctrl.Finish()13 mock := NewMocktest(ctrl)14 mock.EXPECT().print().Times(1)15 t := test{name: "test"}16 t.print()17}18github.com/​golang/​mock/​gomock.(*Call).Return(0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0)19main.TestPrint(0xc0000b2000)20testing.tRunner(0xc0000b2000, 0x7e1d88)21created by testing.(*T).Run22func TestPrint(t *testing.T) {23 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)24 defer ctrl.Finish()25 mock := NewMocktest(ctrl)26 mock.EXPECT().print().Times(1)27 t := test{name: "test"}

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