How to use PowerMockitoStubberImpl class of org.powermock.api.mockito.internal.expectation package

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...17import org.mockito.Mockito;18import org.mockito.internal.progress.MockingProgress;19import org.mockito.stubbing.Answer;20import org.powermock.api.mockito.expectation.PowerMockitoStubber;21import org.powermock.api.mockito.internal.expectation.PowerMockitoStubberImpl;22import org.powermock.reflect.Whitebox;23public class PowerMockitoCore {24 public PowerMockitoStubber doAnswer(@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes") Answer answer) {25 getMockingProgress().stubbingStarted();26 getMockingProgress().resetOngoingStubbing();27 return (PowerMockitoStubber) new PowerMockitoStubberImpl().doAnswer(answer);28 }29 private MockingProgress getMockingProgress() {30 return Whitebox.getInternalState(Mockito.class, MockingProgress.class);31 }32}...

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1PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();2PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber2 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();3PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber3 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();4PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber4 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();5PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber5 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();6PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber6 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();7PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber7 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();8PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber8 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();9PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber9 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();10PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber10 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();11PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber11 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();12PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber12 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();13PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber13 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();14PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber14 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();15PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber15 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();16PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber16 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();17PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber17 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();18PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber18 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();19PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber19 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();20PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber20 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();21PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber21 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();22PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber22 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();23PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber23 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();24PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber24 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();25PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber25 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();26PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber26 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();27PowerMockitoStubberImpl stubber27 = new PowerMockitoStubberImpl();

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1PowerMockitoStubber {2 private final Object mock;3 private final Method method;4 private final Object[] arguments;5 private final Object[] argumentsToMatch;6 private final Object[] argumentsToStub;7 public PowerMockitoStubberImpl(Object mock, Method method, Object[] arguments, Object[]8argumentsToMatch, Object[] argumentsToStub) {9 this.mock = mock;10 this.method = method;11 this.arguments = arguments;12 this.argumentsToMatch = argumentsToMatch;13 this.argumentsToStub = argumentsToStub;14 }15 * {@inheritDoc}16 public void toThrow(Throwable throwable) {17 toThrow(throwable, false);18 }19 * {@inheritDoc}20 public void toThrow(Throwable throwable, boolean isChecked) {21 toReturn(throwable, isChecked);22 }23 * {@inheritDoc}24 public void toReturn(Object value) {25 toReturn(value, false);26 }27 * {@inheritDoc}28 public void toReturn(Object value, boolean isChecked) {29 PowerMockito.doReturn(value).when(mock, method, arguments);30 }31 * {@inheritDoc}32 public void toAnswer(Answer<?> answer) {33 PowerMockito.doAnswer(answer).when(mock, method, arguments);34 }35 * {@inheritDoc}36 public void toCallRealMethod() {37 PowerMockito.doCallRealMethod().when(mock, method, arguments);38 }39 * {@inheritDoc}40 public void toReturnValues(Object... values) {41 PowerMockito.doReturnValues(values).when(mock, method, arguments);42 }43 public void toReturnValues(List<?> values) {44 PowerMockito.doReturnValues(values).when(mock, method, arguments);45 }46 * {@inheritDoc}47 public void toReturnValues(Object value, Object... values) {48 PowerMockito.doReturnValues(value, values).when(mock, method, arguments);49 }50 * {@inheritDoc}

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