How to use dropPrereqs method of gomock Package

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controller.go

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...103 }104 /​/​ Two things happen here:105 /​/​ * the matching call no longer needs to check prerequite calls,106 /​/​ * and the prerequite calls are no longer expected, so remove them.107 preReqCalls := expected.dropPrereqs()108 for _, preReqCall := range preReqCalls {109 ctrl.expectedCalls.Remove(preReqCall)110 }111 rets, action := expected.call(args)112 if expected.exhausted() {113 ctrl.expectedCalls.Remove(expected)114 }115 /​/​ Don't hold the lock while doing the call's action (if any)116 /​/​ so that actions may execute concurrently.117 /​/​ We use the deferred Unlock to capture any panics that happen above;118 /​/​ here we add a deferred Lock to balance it.119 ctrl.mu.Unlock()120 defer ctrl.mu.Lock()121 if action != nil {...

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1import (2func main() {3 ctrl := gomock.NewController(nil)4 defer ctrl.Finish()5 mock := NewMockgomock(ctrl)6 mock.EXPECT().dropPrereqs("CS101").Return("CS101", nil)7 fmt.Println(mock.dropPrereqs("CS101"))8}9import (10func main() {11 ctrl := gomock.NewController(nil)12 defer ctrl.Finish()13 mock := NewMockgomock(ctrl)14 mock.EXPECT().dropPrereqs("CS101").Return("CS101", nil)15 fmt.Println(mock.dropPrereqs("CS101"))16}17import (18func main() {19 ctrl := gomock.NewController(nil)20 defer ctrl.Finish()21 mock := NewMockgomock(ctrl)22 mock.EXPECT().dropPrereqs("CS101").Return("CS101", nil)23 fmt.Println(mock.dropPrereqs("CS101"))24}25import (26func main() {27 ctrl := gomock.NewController(nil)28 defer ctrl.Finish()29 mock := NewMockgomock(ctrl)30 mock.EXPECT().dropPrereqs("CS101").Return("CS101", nil)31 fmt.Println(mock.dropPrereqs("CS101"))32}33import (34func main() {35 ctrl := gomock.NewController(nil)36 defer ctrl.Finish()37 mock := NewMockgomock(ctrl)38 mock.EXPECT().dropPrereqs("CS101").Return("CS101", nil)39 fmt.Println(mock.dropPrere

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1import (2func TestDropPrereqs(t *testing.T) {3 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)4 defer ctrl.Finish()5 mockDB := mocking.NewMockDB(ctrl)6 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course1").Return(nil)7 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course2").Return(nil)8 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course3").Return(nil)9 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course4").Return(nil)10 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course5").Return(nil)11 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course6").Return(nil)12 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course7").Return(nil)13 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course8").Return(nil)14 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course9").Return(nil)15 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course10").Return(nil)16 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course11").Return(nil)17 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course12").Return(nil)18 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course13").Return(nil)19 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course14").Return(nil)20 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course15").Return(nil)21 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course16").Return(nil)22 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course17").Return(nil)23 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course18").Return(nil)24 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course19").Return(nil)25 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course20").Return(nil)26 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course21").Return(nil)27 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course22").Return(nil)28 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course23").Return(nil)29 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course24").Return(nil)30 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course25").Return(nil)31 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course26").Return(nil)32 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course27").Return(nil)33 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course28").Return(nil)34 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course29").Return(nil)35 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course30").Return(nil)36 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course31").Return(nil)37 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course32").Return(nil)38 mockDB.EXPECT().Drop("course33").Return(nil)

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1func main() {2}3func main() {4}5func main() {6}7func main() {8}9func main() {10}11func main() {12}13func main() {14}15func main() {16}17func main() {18}19func main() {20}21func main() {22}23func main() {24}

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1import (2func main() {3 ctrl := gomock.NewController(gomock.Verbose(true))4 defer ctrl.Finish()5 mock := golmock.NewMockGolMock(ctrl)6 mock.EXPECT().GolMockMethod().Do(gomock.DropPrereqs()).Return(1)7 fmt.Println(mock.GolMockMethod())8}9import (10func main() {11 ctrl := gomock.NewController(gomock.Verbose(true))12 defer ctrl.Finish()13 mock := golmock.NewMockGolMock(ctrl)14 mock.EXPECT().GolMockMethod().Do(gomock.DropPrereqs()).Return(1)15 fmt.Println(mock.GolMockMethod())16}17import (18func main() {19 ctrl := gomock.NewController(gomock.Verbose(true))20 defer ctrl.Finish()21 mock := golmock.NewMockGolMock(ctrl)22 mock.EXPECT().GolMockMethod().Do(gomock.DropPrereqs()).Return(1)23 fmt.Println(mock.GolMockMethod())24}25import (26func main() {27 ctrl := gomock.NewController(gomock.Verbose(true))28 defer ctrl.Finish()29 mock := golmock.NewMockGolMock(ctrl)30 mock.EXPECT().GolMockMethod().Do(gomock.DropPrereqs()).Return(1)31 fmt.Println(mock.GolMockMethod())32}

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1func main() {2 g := gomock.NewController(nil)3 defer g.Finish()4 g.DropPrereqs()5}6func main() {7 g := gomock.NewController(nil)8 defer g.Finish()9 g.DropPrereqs()10}11func main() {12 g := gomock.NewController(nil)13 defer g.Finish()14 g.DropPrereqs()15}16func main() {17 g := gomock.NewController(nil)18 defer g.Finish()19 g.DropPrereqs()20}21func main() {22 g := gomock.NewController(nil)23 defer g.Finish()24 g.DropPrereqs()25}26func main() {27 g := gomock.NewController(nil)28 defer g.Finish()29 g.DropPrereqs()30}31func main() {32 g := gomock.NewController(nil)33 defer g.Finish()34 g.DropPrereqs()35}36func main() {37 g := gomock.NewController(nil)38 defer g.Finish()39 g.DropPrereqs()40}41func main() {42 g := gomock.NewController(nil)

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("hello")4 g := gomock.NewMock()5 g.DropPrereqs()6}7import (8type Mock struct {9}10func NewMock() *Mock {11 return &Mock{}12}13func (m *Mock) DropPrereqs() {14 fmt.Println("Dropping Prereqs")15}16import (17func main() {18 fmt.Println("hello")19 g := gomock.NewMock()20 g.DropPrereqs()21}22import (23type Mock struct {24}25func NewMock() *Mock {26 return &Mock{}27}28func (m *Mock) DropPrereqs() {29 fmt.Println("Dropping Prereqs")30}31import (32func main() {33 fmt.Println("hello")34 g := gomock.NewMock()35 g.DropPrereqs()36}37import (38type Mock struct {39}40func NewMock() *Mock {41 return &Mock{}42}43func (m *Mock) DropPrereqs() {44 fmt.Println("Dropping Prereqs")45}46import (47func main() {48 fmt.Println("hello")49 g := gomock.NewMock()50 g.DropPrereqs()51}52import (53type Mock struct {54}55func NewMock() *Mock {56 return &Mock{}57}58func (m *Mock) DropPrereqs

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1import (2func TestDropPrereqs(t *testing.T) {3 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)4 defer ctrl.Finish()5 mock := mocks.NewMockgomock(ctrl)6 mock.EXPECT().dropPrereqs().Return("dropPrereqs").Times(1)7 fmt.Println(mock.dropPrereqs())8}9import (10func TestDropPrereqs(t *testing.T) {11 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)12 defer ctrl.Finish()13 mock := mocks.NewMockgomock(ctrl)14 mock.EXPECT().dropPrereqs().Return("dropPrereqs").Times(1)15 fmt.Println(mock.dropPrereqs())16}17import (18func TestDropPrereqs(t *testing.T) {19 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)20 defer ctrl.Finish()21 mock := mocks.NewMockgomock(ctrl)22 mock.EXPECT().dropPrereqs().Return("dropPrereqs").Times(1)23 fmt.Println(mock.dropPrereqs())24}25import (26func TestDropPrereqs(t *testing.T) {27 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)28 defer ctrl.Finish()29 mock := mocks.NewMockgomock(ctrl)30 mock.EXPECT().dropPrereqs().Return("dropPrereqs").Times(1)

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