Best Rr_ruby code snippet using RR.subject_inspect
recorded_calls.rb
Source: recorded_calls.rb
...40 def double_injection_exists_error(spy_verification)41 unless Injections::DoubleInjection.exists_by_subject?(spy_verification.subject, spy_verification.method_name)42 RR::Errors.build_error(RR::Errors::SpyVerificationErrors::DoubleInjectionNotFoundError,43 "A Double Injection for the subject and method call:\n" <<44 "#{spy_verification.subject_inspect}\n" <<45 "#{spy_verification.method_name}\ndoes not exist in:\n" <<46 "\t#{recorded_calls.map {|call| call.inspect }.join("\n\t")}"47 )48 end49 end50 def ordered_match_error(spy_verification)51 memoized_matching_recorded_calls = matching_recorded_calls(spy_verification)52 if memoized_matching_recorded_calls.last53 self.ordered_index = recorded_calls.index(memoized_matching_recorded_calls.last)54 end55 (0..memoized_matching_recorded_calls.size).to_a.any? do |i|56 spy_verification.times_matcher.matches?(i)57 end ? nil : invocation_count_error(spy_verification, memoized_matching_recorded_calls)58 end...
spy_verification.rb
Source: spy_verification.rb
...25 lambda do26 call27 end28 end29 def subject_inspect30 if subject.respond_to?(:__rr__original_inspect, true)31 subject.__rr__original_inspect32 else33 subject.inspect34 end35 end36 protected37 attr_writer :times_matcher38 def set_argument_expectation_for_args(args, kwargs)39 if args.empty? and kwargs.empty?40 # with_no_args and with actually set @argument_expectation41 with_no_args42 else43 if KeywordArguments.fully_supported?...
subject_inspect
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1 assert_equal subject.inspect, subject_inspect(subject)2 assert_equal subject.inspect, subject_inspect(subject)3 assert_equal subject.inspect, subject_inspect(subject)4 assert_equal subject.inspect, subject_inspect(subject)5 assert_equal subject.inspect, subject_inspect(subject)6 assert_equal subject.inspect, subject_inspect(subject)
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