How to use getObject method of InstanceProxy class

Best AspectMock code snippet using InstanceProxy.getObject

InstanceProxy.php

Source:InstanceProxy.php

...3use AspectMock\Core\Registry;4use AspectMock\Test;5/**6 * InstanceProxy is a proxy for underlying object, mocked with test::double.7 * A real object can be returned with `getObject` methods.8 *9 * ``` php10 * <?php11 * $user1 = new User;12 * $user2 = test::double($user1);13 * $user1 instanceof User; // true14 * $user2 instanceof AspectMock\Proxy\InstanceProxy; // true15 *16 * $user1 === $user2->getObject(); // true17 *18 * ?>19 * ```20 *21 * Contains verification methods and `class` property that points to `ClassProxy`.22 *23 * ``` php24 * <?php25 * $user = new User(['name' => 'davert']);26 * $user = test::double(new User);27 * // now $user is a proxy class of user28 * $this->assertEquals('davert', $user->getName()); // success29 * $user->verifyInvoked('getName'); // success30 * $this->assertInstanceOf('User', $user); // fail31 * ?>32 * ```33 *34 * A `class` property allows to verify method calls to any instance of this class.35 * Constains a **ClassVerifier** object.36 *37 * ``` php38 * <?php39 * $user = test::double(new User);40 * $user->class->hasMethod('save');41 * $user->setName('davert');42 * $user->class->verifyInvoked('setName');43 * ?>44 * ```45 * Also, you can get the list of calls for a specific method.46 *47 * ```php48 * <?php49 * $user = test::double(new UserModel);50 * $user->someMethod('arg1', 'arg2');51 * $user->getCallsForMethod('someMethod') // [ ['arg1', 'arg2'] ]52 * ?>53 * ```54 *55 */56class InstanceProxy extends Verifier {57    protected $instance;58    public function __construct($object)59    {60        $this->instance = $object;61        $this->className = get_class($object);62    }63    protected function callSyntax($method)64    {65        return "->";66    }67    /**68     * Returns a real object that is proxified.69     *70     * @return mixed71     */72    public function getObject()73    {74        return $this->instance;75    }76    77    public function getCallsForMethod($method)78    {79        $calls = Registry::getInstanceCallsFor($this->instance);80        return isset($calls[$method])81            ? $calls[$method]82            : [];83    }84    85    // proxify calls to the methods86    public function __call($method, $args)...

getObject

Using AI Code Generation

1$proxy = new InstanceProxy();2$proxy->getObject();3$proxy = new InstanceProxy();4$proxy->getObject();5$proxy = new InstanceProxy();6$proxy->getObject();7$proxy = new InstanceProxy();8$proxy->getObject();9$proxy = new InstanceProxy();10$proxy->getObject();11$proxy = new InstanceProxy();12$proxy->getObject();13$proxy = new InstanceProxy();14$proxy->getObject();15$proxy = new InstanceProxy();16$proxy->getObject();17$proxy = new InstanceProxy();18$proxy->getObject();19$proxy = new InstanceProxy();20$proxy->getObject();21$proxy = new InstanceProxy();22$proxy->getObject();23$proxy = new InstanceProxy();24$proxy->getObject();25$proxy = new InstanceProxy();26$proxy->getObject();27$proxy = new InstanceProxy();28$proxy->getObject();29$proxy = new InstanceProxy();30$proxy->getObject();31$proxy = new InstanceProxy();32$proxy->getObject();33$proxy = new InstanceProxy();34$proxy->getObject();

getObject

Using AI Code Generation

1$obj = $proxy->getObject();2$obj->display();3$obj = $proxy->getObject();4$obj->display();5$obj = $proxy->getObject();6$obj->display();7$obj = $proxy->getObject();8$obj->display();9$obj = $proxy->getObject();10$obj->display();11$obj = $proxy->getObject();12$obj->display();13$obj = $proxy->getObject();14$obj->display();15$obj = $proxy->getObject();16$obj->display();17$obj = $proxy->getObject();18$obj->display();19$obj = $proxy->getObject();20$obj->display();21$obj = $proxy->getObject();22$obj->display();23$obj = $proxy->getObject();24$obj->display();25$obj = $proxy->getObject();26$obj->display();27$obj = $proxy->getObject();28$obj->display();29$obj = $proxy->getObject();30$obj->display();31$obj = $proxy->getObject();32$obj->display();33$obj = $proxy->getObject();34$obj->display();

getObject

Using AI Code Generation

1require_once 'InstanceProxy.php';2$proxy = new InstanceProxy();3$proxy->getObject('1.php');4$proxy->getObject('2.php');5$proxy->getObject('3.php');6$proxy->getObject('4.php');7$proxy->getObject('5.php');8$proxy->getObject('6.php');9$proxy->getObject('7.php');10$proxy->getObject('8.php');11$proxy->getObject('9.php');12$proxy->getObject('10.php');

getObject

Using AI Code Generation

1$proxy = new InstanceProxy();2$object = $proxy->getObject('1');3$object->display();4$proxy = new InstanceProxy();5$object = $proxy->getObject('2');6$object->display();7$proxy = new InstanceProxy();8$object = $proxy->getObject('3');9$object->display();10$proxy = new InstanceProxy();11$object = $proxy->getObject('4');12$object->display();13$proxy = new InstanceProxy();14$object = $proxy->getObject('5');15$object->display();16$proxy = new InstanceProxy();17$object = $proxy->getObject('6');18$object->display();19$proxy = new InstanceProxy();20$object = $proxy->getObject('7');21$object->display();22$proxy = new InstanceProxy();23$object = $proxy->getObject('8');24$object->display();25$proxy = new InstanceProxy();26$object = $proxy->getObject('9');27$object->display();28$proxy = new InstanceProxy();29$object = $proxy->getObject('10');30$object->display();31$proxy = new InstanceProxy();32$object = $proxy->getObject('11');33$object->display();34$proxy = new InstanceProxy();35$object = $proxy->getObject('12');36$object->display();37$proxy = new InstanceProxy();38$object = $proxy->getObject('13');

getObject

Using AI Code Generation

1require_once 'InstanceProxy.php';2$proxy = new InstanceProxy();3$proxy->getObject('1.php');4public function getObject($filename)5{6    include($filename);7}

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