Best Rr_ruby code snippet using RR.Expectations.error_message
times_called_expectation.rb
Source: times_called_expectation.rb
...20 return times_matcher.matches?(@times_called)21 end22 def verify!23 unless verify24 raise RR::Errors.build_error(:TimesCalledError, error_message, @verify_backtrace)25 end26 end27 def terminal?28 times_matcher.terminal?29 end30 protected31 def times_matcher32 double.definition.times_matcher33 end34 def verify_input_error35 raise RR::Errors.build_error(:TimesCalledError, error_message)36 end37 def error_message38 "#{double.formatted_name}\n#{times_matcher.error_message(@times_called)}"39 end40 end41 end42end
times_called_expectation_spec.rb
Source: times_called_expectation_spec.rb
...13 describe "#attempt!" do14 it "raises error that includes the double" do15 lambda {expectation.attempt}.should raise_error(16 Errors::TimesCalledError,17 "#{double.formatted_name}\n#{matcher.error_message(1)}"18 )19 end20 end21 describe "#verify!" do22 it "raises error with passed in message prepended" do23 expectation.instance_variable_set(:@times_called, 1)24 lambda {expectation.verify!}.should raise_error(25 Errors::TimesCalledError,26 "#{double.formatted_name}\n#{matcher.error_message(1)}"27 )28 end29 end30 end31 end32 end33end...
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1 mock(foo).bar2 assert_raise(RuntimeError) do3 mock(foo).bar4 assert_raise(RR::Errors::DoubleVerificationError) do5 mock(foo).bar6 mock(foo).bar
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1 stub(Object).error_message2 stub(Object).error_message3 stub(Object).error_message4 stub(Object).error_message5 stub(Object).error_message6 stub(Object).error_message7 stub(Object).error_message
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