Best Rr_ruby code snippet using RR.DoubleDefinitions.strong
rr_methods.rb
Source: rr_methods.rb
...17 def proxy(subject=DoubleDefinitions::DoubleDefinitionCreate::NO_SUBJECT, method_name=nil, &definition_eval_block)18 double_definition_create = DoubleDefinitions::DoubleDefinitionCreate.new19 double_definition_create.proxy(subject, method_name, &definition_eval_block)20 end21 def strong(subject=DoubleDefinitions::DoubleDefinitionCreate::NO_SUBJECT, method_name=nil, &definition_eval_block)22 double_definition_create = DoubleDefinitions::DoubleDefinitionCreate.new23 double_definition_create.strong(subject, method_name, &definition_eval_block)24 end25 def instance_of(subject=DoubleDefinitions::DoubleDefinitionCreate::NO_SUBJECT, method_name=nil, &definition_eval_block)26 double_definition_create = DoubleDefinitions::DoubleDefinitionCreate.new27 double_definition_create.instance_of(subject, method_name, &definition_eval_block)28 end29 def any_instance_of(*args, &block)30 RR::DoubleDefinitions::DoubleInjections::AnyInstanceOf.call(*args, &block)31 end32 # Verifies all the DoubleInjection objects have met their33 # TimesCalledExpectations.34 def verify35 RR::Space.instance.verify_doubles36 end37 # Resets the registered Doubles and ordered Doubles...
dsl.rb
Source: dsl.rb
...30 def proxy(subject=DoubleDefinitions::DoubleDefinitionCreate::NO_SUBJECT, method_name=nil, &definition_eval_block)31 double_definition_create = DoubleDefinitions::DoubleDefinitionCreate.new32 double_definition_create.proxy(subject, method_name, &definition_eval_block)33 end34 def strong(subject=DoubleDefinitions::DoubleDefinitionCreate::NO_SUBJECT, method_name=nil, &definition_eval_block)35 double_definition_create = DoubleDefinitions::DoubleDefinitionCreate.new36 double_definition_create.strong(subject, method_name, &definition_eval_block)37 end38 def instance_of(subject=DoubleDefinitions::DoubleDefinitionCreate::NO_SUBJECT, method_name=nil, &definition_eval_block)39 double_definition_create = DoubleDefinitions::DoubleDefinitionCreate.new40 double_definition_create.instance_of(subject, method_name, &definition_eval_block)41 end42 def any_instance_of(*args, &block)43 RR::DoubleDefinitions::DoubleInjections::AnyInstanceOf.call(*args, &block)44 end45 # Verifies all the DoubleInjection objects have met their46 # TimesCalledExpectations.47 def verify48 RR::Space.instance.verify_doubles49 end50 # Resets the registered Doubles and ordered Doubles...
strong
Using AI Code Generation
1 def strong(double_injection)2 def strong(&block)3 double_definition_creator.strong(self, &block)4 double_definition_creator.strong(self) do |double|5 double_definition_creator.strong(self) do |double|6 double_definition_creator.strong(self) do |double|7 double_definition_creator.strong(self) do |double|8 double_definition_creator.strong(self) do |double|
strong
Using AI Code Generation
1 subject { A.new }2 subject.stub(:foo).with(no_args).and_yield3 subject.foo { 1 }4 subject { A.new }5 RR::DoubleDefinitions.new(subject).stub(:foo).with(no_args).and_yield6 subject.foo { 1 }7 subject { A.new }8 RR::DoubleDefinitions.new(subject).stub(:foo).and_yield9 subject.foo { 1 }10 subject { A.new }11 RR::DoubleDefinitions.new(subject).stub(:foo).and_yield12 subject.foo { 1 }13 subject { A.new }14 RR::DoubleDefinitions.new(subject).stub(:foo).and_yield15 subject.foo { 1 }
strong
Using AI Code Generation
1 double.should_receive(:double_method).and_return("Hello")2 RR.stub(DoubleDefinitions).double_method3 RR.stub(DoubleDefinitions).double_method4 RR.stub(DoubleDefinitions).double_method
strong
Using AI Code Generation
1double = double("double")2double.foo { "bar" }3double.foo("bar").baz("quux")4double.foo("bar").baz("quux").quuux("corge")5double.foo("bar").baz("quux").quuux("corge").grault("garply")6double.foo("bar").baz("quux").quuux("corge").grault("garply").waldo("fred")
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