Best Rr_ruby code snippet using RR.Expectations.recursive_safe_eq
argument_equality_expectation.rb
Source: argument_equality_expectation.rb
1module RR2 module Expectations3 class ArgumentEqualityExpectation #:nodoc:4 def self.recursive_safe_eq(arg1, arg2)5 if arg1.respond_to?(:'__rr__original_==')6 arg1.__send__(:'__rr__original_==', arg2)7 else8 arg1 == arg29 end10 end11 attr_reader :expected_arguments12 def initialize(*expected_arguments)13 @expected_arguments = expected_arguments14 end15 def exact_match?(*arguments)16 return false unless arguments.length == expected_arguments.length17 arguments.each_with_index do |arg, index|18 return false unless self.class.recursive_safe_eq(expected_arguments[index], arg)19 end20 true21 end22 def wildcard_match?(*arguments)23 return false unless arguments.length == expected_arguments.length24 arguments.each_with_index do |arg, index|25 expected_argument = expected_arguments[index]26 if expected_argument.respond_to?(:wildcard_match?)27 return false unless expected_argument.wildcard_match?(arg)28 else29 return false unless self.class.recursive_safe_eq(expected_argument, arg)30 end31 end32 true33 end34 def ==(other)35 expected_arguments == other.expected_arguments36 end37 end38 end39end...
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