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1var expect = require('unexpected');2var hasVarargs = require('unexpected/​lib/​hasVarargs');3expect.addAssertion('<function> to have varargs', function (expect, subject) {4 return expect(hasVarargs(subject), 'to be true');5});6var expect = require('unexpected');7var test = require('unexpected/​lib/​test');8var hasVarargs = require('unexpected/​lib/​hasVarargs');9describe('hasVarargs', function () {10 test(function () {11 expect(function (a, b) {}, 'to have varargs');12 });13});14function hasVarargs(func) {15 return func.length === 0;16}17describe('hasVarargs', function () {18 it('should return true if function has varargs', function () {19 expect(hasVarargs(function (a, b) {}), 'to be true');20 });21});22function hasVarargs(func) {23 return func.length === 0;24}25describe('hasVarargs', function () {26 it('should return true if function has varargs', function () {27 expect(hasVarargs(function (a, b) {}), 'to be true');28 });29});30function hasVarargs(func) {31 return func.length === 0;32}33describe('hasVarargs', function () {34 it('should return true if function has varargs', function () {

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1var hasVarargs = require('unexpected').hasVarargs;2function test() {3 console.log(hasVarargs(arguments));4}5test(1, 2, 3);6test(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10);7var hasVarargs = require('unexpected').hasVarargs;8function test() {9 console.log(hasVarargs(arguments));10}11test(1, 2, 3);12test(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10);13var hasVarargs = require('unexpected').hasVarargs;14function test() {15 console.log(hasVarargs(arguments));16}17test(1, 2, 3);18test(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10);

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1var expect = require('unexpected').clone();2var sinon = require('sinon');3var hasVarargs = require('unexpected-sinon/​lib/​hasVarargs');4var spy = sinon.spy();5var stub = sinon.stub();6var mock = sinon.mock();7var test = function() {};8var test2 = function() {};9var test3 = function() {};10var test4 = function() {};11var test5 = function() {};12var test6 = function() {};13var test7 = function() {};14var test8 = function() {};15var test9 = function() {};16var test10 = function() {};17var test11 = function() {};18var test12 = function() {};19var test13 = function() {};20var test14 = function() {};21var test15 = function() {};22var test16 = function() {};23var test17 = function() {};24var test18 = function() {};25var test19 = function() {};26var test20 = function() {};27var test21 = function() {};28var test22 = function() {};29var test23 = function() {};30var test24 = function() {};31var test25 = function() {};32var test26 = function() {};33var test27 = function() {};34var test28 = function() {};35var test29 = function() {};36var test30 = function() {};37var test31 = function() {};38var test32 = function() {};39var test33 = function() {};40var test34 = function() {};41var test35 = function() {};42var test36 = function() {};43var test37 = function() {};44var test38 = function() {};45var test39 = function() {};46var test40 = function() {};47var test41 = function() {};48var test42 = function() {};49var test43 = function() {};50var test44 = function() {};51var test45 = function() {};52var test46 = function() {};53var test47 = function() {};54var test48 = function() {};55var test49 = function() {};56var test50 = function() {};57var test51 = function() {};58var test52 = function() {};59var test53 = function() {};60var test54 = function() {};61var test55 = function() {};62var test56 = function() {};63var test57 = function() {};64var test58 = function() {};65var test59 = function() {};66var test60 = function() {};67var test61 = function() {};

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1var hasVarargs = require('unexpected').hasVarargs;2function sum() {3 var sum = 0;4 for (var i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++) {5 sum += arguments[i];6 }7 return sum;8}9describe('sum', function () {10 it('should sum up all the arguments', function () {11 expect(sum(1, 2, 3), 'to equal', 6);12 });13 it('should be variadic', function () {14 expect(sum, 'to have varargs');15 });16});

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1var expect = require('unexpected').clone();2var hasVarargs = require('unexpected/​lib/​hasVarargs');3var _ = require('lodash');4expect.output.preferredWidth = 80;5expect.addAssertion('<string> to be a [sorted] list of <array>', function (expect, subject, value) {6 var items = _.map(value, function (item) {7 return expect.inspect(item);8 });9 return expect(hasVarargs(subject), 'to be true')10 .then(function () {11 return expect.apply(expect, [subject, 'to equal'].concat(items));12 });13});14expect('to be a list of', [1, 2, 3]);

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1var expect = require('unexpected')2 .clone()3 .use(require('unexpected-sinon'));4var myModule = require('./​myModule');5describe('myModule', function () {6 it('should call the callback with the correct arguments', function () {7 var callback = sinon.spy();8 myModule(1, 2, 3, callback);9 expect(callback, 'was called with', 1, 2, 3);10 });11});12module.exports = function () {13 var callback = Array.prototype.pop.call(arguments);14 callback.apply(null, arguments);15};16expect(callback, 'was called with arguments', 1, 2, 3);

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1var expect = require('unexpected'), 2 hasVarargs = require('unexpected/​lib/​hasVarargs');3function foo(a, b, c) {4 expect(arguments, 'to have length', 3);5 expect(arguments, 'to have length', 2);6 expect(arguments, 'to have length', 1);7 expect(arguments, 'to have length', 0);8 expect(arguments, 'to have length', 4);9}10foo(1, 2, 3);11function bar(a, b) {12 expect(arguments, 'to have length', 2);13 expect(arguments, 'to have length', 1);14 expect(arguments, 'to have length', 0);15 expect(arguments, 'to have length', 3);16}17bar(1, 2);18function baz(a, b, c) {19 expect(arguments, 'to have length', hasVarargs);20}21baz(1, 2, 3);22function qux(a, b, c) {23 expect(arguments, 'to have length', hasVarargs);24}25qux(1, 2);26function quux(a, b, c) {27 expect(arguments, 'to have length', hasVarargs);28}29quux(1, 2, 3, 4);30function corge(a, b, c) {31 expect(arguments, 'to have length', hasVarargs);32}33corge(1);34function grault(a, b, c) {35 expect(arguments, 'to have length', hasVarargs);36}37grault();38function garply(a, b, c) {39 expect(arguments, 'to have length', hasVarargs);40}41garply(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);42function waldo(a, b, c) {43 expect(arguments, 'to have length', hasVarargs);44}

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1var unexpected = require('unexpected');2var unexpectedOutput = unexpected.output.clone();3var hasVarargs = unexpectedOutput.hasVarargs;4var unexpected = require('unexpected');5var hasVarargs = unexpected.output.hasVarargs;6var unexpected = require('unexpected');7var unexpectedOutput = unexpected.output.clone();8var hasVarargs = unexpectedOutput.hasVarargs;9var unexpected = require('unexpected');10var unexpectedOutput = unexpected.output.clone();11var hasVarargs = unexpectedOutput.hasVarargs;12var result = hasVarargs('Hello %s');13var unexpected = require('unexpected');14var unexpectedOutput = unexpected.output.clone();15var hasVarargs = unexpectedOutput.hasVarargs;16var result = hasVarargs('Hello %s');17var result = hasVarargs('Hello %s %s');

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