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How to use ExpectedInvocationAndResult class of org.easymock.internal package

Best Easymock code snippet using org.easymock.internal.ExpectedInvocationAndResult

...27    private static final long serialVersionUID = 3265727009370529027L;2829    private final List<UnorderedBehavior> behaviorLists = new ArrayList<UnorderedBehavior>();3031    private final List<ExpectedInvocationAndResult> stubResults = new ArrayList<ExpectedInvocationAndResult>();3233    private final boolean nice;3435    private boolean checkOrder;3637    private boolean isThreadSafe;38    39    private boolean shouldBeUsedInOneThread;4041    private int position = 0;4243    private transient volatile Thread lastThread;44    45    private LegacyMatcherProvider legacyMatcherProvider;4647    public MocksBehavior(boolean nice) {48        this.nice = nice;49        this.isThreadSafe = !Boolean.valueOf(EasyMockProperties.getInstance()50                .getProperty(EasyMock.NOT_THREAD_SAFE_BY_DEFAULT));51        this.shouldBeUsedInOneThread = Boolean.valueOf(EasyMockProperties52                .getInstance().getProperty(53                        EasyMock.ENABLE_THREAD_SAFETY_CHECK_BY_DEFAULT));54    }5556    public final void addStub(ExpectedInvocation expected, Result result) {57        stubResults.add(new ExpectedInvocationAndResult(expected, result));58    }5960    public void addExpected(ExpectedInvocation expected, Result result,61            Range count) {62        if (legacyMatcherProvider != null) {63            expected = expected.withMatcher(legacyMatcherProvider64                    .getMatcher(expected.getMethod()));65        }66        addBehaviorListIfNecessary(expected);67        lastBehaviorList().addExpected(expected, result, count);68    }6970    private final Result getStubResult(Invocation actual) {71        for (ExpectedInvocationAndResult each : stubResults) {72            if (each.getExpectedInvocation().matches(actual)) {73                return each.getResult();74            }75        }76        return null;77    }7879    private void addBehaviorListIfNecessary(ExpectedInvocation expected) {80        if (behaviorLists.isEmpty()81                || !lastBehaviorList().allowsExpectedInvocation(expected,82                        checkOrder)) {83            behaviorLists.add(new UnorderedBehavior(checkOrder));84        }85    }
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ExpectedInvocationAndResult

Using AI Code Generation

1public class ExpectedInvocationAndResultTest {2    public void test() {3        ExpectedInvocationAndResult expectedInvocationAndResult = new ExpectedInvocationAndResult();4        expectedInvocationAndResult.setExpectedInvocation(new ExpectedInvocationBuilder().build());5        expectedInvocationAndResult.setResult(new ResultBuilder().build());6        assertEquals(expectedInvocationAndResult.getExpectedInvocation().toString(), "ExpectedInvocation[]: # Language: markdown7");8        assertEquals(expectedInvocationAndResult.getResult().toString(), "Result[]: # Language: markdown9");10    }11}12at org.junit.Assert.assertEquals(Assert.java:115)13at org.junit.Assert.assertEquals(Assert.java:144)14at org.easymock.internal.ExpectedInvocationAndResultTest.test(ExpectedInvocationAndResultTest.java:14)15I think the problem is that the toString() method of the ExpectedInvocation class is not implemented. I tried to implement it using the following code:16public String toString() {17        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();18        sb.append("ExpectedInvocation[]: ").append(this.getInvocation().toString());19        return sb.toString();20    }

ExpectedInvocationAndResult

Using AI Code Generation

1public void verifyMockObject() {2    MockControl mockControl = MockControl.createControl(IHello.class);3    IHello mockObject = (IHello) mockControl.getMock();4    mockObject.sayHello("Easymock");5    mockControl.setReturnValue("Hello Easymock");6    mockControl.replay();7    mockControl.verify();8}9public void createMockObject() {10    MockControl mockControl = MockControl.createControl(IHello.class);11    IHello mockObject = (IHello) mockControl.getMock();12    mockObject.sayHello("Easymock");13    mockControl.setReturnValue("Hello Easymock");14    mockControl.replay();15    mockControl.verify();16}17public void setExpectations() {18    MockControl mockControl = MockControl.createControl(IHello.class);19    IHello mockObject = (IHello) mockControl.getMock();20    mockObject.sayHello("Easymock");21    mockControl.setReturnValue("Hello Easymock");22    mockControl.replay();23    mockControl.verify();24}25public void replay() {26    MockControl mockControl = MockControl.createControl(IHello.class);27    IHello mockObject = (IHello) mockControl.getMock();28    mockObject.sayHello("Easymock");29    mockControl.setReturnValue("Hello Easymock");30    mockControl.replay();31    mockControl.verify();32}33public void verify() {

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