Best Rr_ruby code snippet using RR.MethodDispatches.call_yields
method_dispatch.rb
Source: method_dispatch.rb
...9 def call10 space.record_call(subject, method_name, args, block)11 if double12 double.method_call(args)13 call_yields14 return_value_1 = call_implementation15 return_value_2 = extract_subject_from_return_value(return_value_1)16 if after_call_proc17 extract_subject_from_return_value(after_call_proc.call(return_value_2))18 else19 return_value_220 end21 else22 double_not_found_error23 end24 end25 def call_original_method26 if subject_has_original_method?27 subject.__send__(original_method_alias_name, *args, &block)...
method_missing_dispatch.rb
Source: method_missing_dispatch.rb
...15 space.record_call(subject, method_name, args, block)16 @double = find_double_to_attempt17 if double18 double.method_call(args)19 call_yields20 return_value = extract_subject_from_return_value(call_implementation)21 if after_call_proc22 extract_subject_from_return_value(after_call_proc.call(return_value))23 else24 return_value25 end26 else27 double_not_found_error28 end29 else30 call_original_method31 end32 end33 def call_original_method...
call_yields
Using AI Code Generation
1RR.mock(a).method12RR.mock(a).method23RR::MethodDispatches.call_yields(a, :method1)4RR::MethodDispatches.call_yields(a, :method2)
call_yields
Using AI Code Generation
1 mock(foo).bar2 foo.bar { puts "hello" }3 mock(foo).bar4 RR::MethodDispatches.call_yields(foo, :bar)5 mock(foo).bar { puts "hello" }6 mock(foo).bar { puts "hello" }
call_yields
Using AI Code Generation
1 mock(foo).bar { bar.baz { 'baz' } }2 foo.bar { bar.baz { assert_equal 'baz', call_yields } }3 mock(foo).bar { bar.baz { 'baz' } }4 foo.bar { assert_equal 'baz', call_yields }
call_yields
Using AI Code Generation
1RR.mock(Object) do |mock|2 3.times { block.call }3RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size4RR.mock(Object) do |mock|5 3.times { block.call }6RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size7RR.mock(Object) do |mock|8 3.times { block.call }9RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size10RR.mock(Object) do |mock|11 3.times { block.call }12RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size13RR.mock(Object) do |mock|14 3.times { block.call }15RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size16RR.mock(Object) do |mock|17 3.times { block.call }18RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size19RR.mock(Object) do |mock|20 3.times { block.call }21RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size22RR.mock(Object) do |mock|23 3.times { block.call }24RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size25RR.mock(Object) do |mock|
call_yields
Using AI Code Generation
1 mock(foo).bar2 foo.bar { puts "hello" }3 mock(foo).bar4 RR::MethodDispatches.call_yields(foo, :bar)5 mock(foo).bar { puts "hello" }6 mock(foo).bar { puts "hello" }
call_yields
Using AI Code Generation
1 mock(foo).bar2 foo.bar { puts "hello" }3 mock(foo).bar4 RR::MethodDispatches.call_yields(foo, :bar)
call_yields
Using AI Code Generation
1 mock(foo).bar { bar.baz { 'baz' } }2 foo.bar { bar.baz { assert_equal 'baz', call_yields } }3 mock(foo).bar { bar.baz { 'baz' } }4 foo.bar { assert_equal 'baz', call_yields }
call_yields
Using AI Code Generation
1RR.mock(Object) do |mock|2 3.times { block.call }3RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size4RR.mock(Object) do |mock|5 3.times { block.call }6RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size7RR.mock(Object) do |mock|8 3.times { block.call }9RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size10RR.mock(Object) do |mock|11 3.times { block.call }12RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size13RR.mock(Object) do |mock|14 3.times { block.call }15RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size16RR.mock(Object) do |mock|17 3.times { block.call }18RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).cal_yields.size19RR.mock(Object) do |m|20 3.times { block.call }21RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size22RR.mock(Object) do |mock|23 3.times { block.call }24RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size25RR.mock(Object) do |mock|
call_yields
Using AI Code Generation
1RR.mock(Object) do |mock|2 3.times { block.call }3RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size4RR.mock(Object) do |mock|5 3.times { block.call }6RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size7RR.mock(Object) do |mock|8 3.times { block.call }9RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size10RR.mock(Object) do |mock|11 3.times { block.call }12RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size13RR.mock(Object) do |mock|14 3.times { block.call }15RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size16RR.mock(Object) do |mock|17 3.times { block.call }18RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size19RR.mock(Object) do |mock|20 3.times { block.call }21RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size22RR.mock(Object) do |mock|23 3.times { block.call }24RR::MethodDispatches.new(Object, :foo).call_yields.size25RR.mock(Object) do |mock|
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