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How to use ParameterTypesMatcher class of org.powermock.reflect.internal package

Best Powermock code snippet using org.powermock.reflect.internal.ParameterTypesMatcher

...17package org.powermock.reflect.internal;18/**19 *20 */21class ParameterTypesMatcher {22    private boolean isVarArgs;23    private Class<?>[] expectedParameterTypes;24    private Class<?>[] actualParameterTypes;25    public ParameterTypesMatcher(boolean isVarArgs, Class<?>[] expectedParameterTypes, Class<?>... actualParameterTypes) {26        this.isVarArgs = isVarArgs;27        this.expectedParameterTypes = expectedParameterTypes;28        this.actualParameterTypes = actualParameterTypes;29    }30    private boolean isRemainParamsVarArgs(int index, Class<?> actualParameterType) {31        return isVarArgs && index == expectedParameterTypes.length - 132                       && actualParameterType.getComponentType().isAssignableFrom(expectedParameterTypes[index]);33    }34    private boolean isParameterTypesNotMatch(Class<?> actualParameterType, Class<?> expectedParameterType) {35        if (actualParameterType == null){36            return false;37        }38        if (expectedParameterType == null){39           return false;...

ParameterTypesMatcher

Using AI Code Generation

1public class ParameterTypesMatcher implements ArgumentMatcher<Object[]> {2    private final Class<?>[] parameterTypes;3    public ParameterTypesMatcher(Class<?>... parameterTypes) {4        this.parameterTypes = parameterTypes;5    }6    public boolean matches(Object[] actualParameterTypes) {7        if (actualParameterTypes == null && parameterTypes == null) {8            return true;9        }10        if (actualParameterTypes == null || parameterTypes == null) {11            return false;12        }13        if (actualParameterTypes.length != parameterTypes.length) {14            return false;15        }16        for (int i = 0; i < actualParameterTypes.length; i++) {17            if (!actualParameterTypes[i].equals(parameterTypes[i])) {18                return false;19            }20        }21        return true;22    }23}24public class MethodMatcher implements ArgumentMatcher<Method> {25    private final String methodName;26    private final Class<?>[] parameterTypes;27    public MethodMatcher(String methodName, Class<?>... parameterTypes) {28        this.methodName = methodName;29        this.parameterTypes = parameterTypes;30    }31    public boolean matches(Method method) {32        if (!method.getName().equals(methodName)) {33            return false;34        }35        if (!new ParameterTypesMatcher(parameterTypes).matches(method.getParameterTypes())) {36            return false;37        }38        return true;39    }40}41public class WhiteboxImpl implements Whitebox {42    private static final String CLASS_NOT_FOUND = "Class not found: ";43    private static final String METHOD_NOT_FOUND = "Method not found: ";44    private static final String FIELD_NOT_FOUND = "Field not found: ";45    private static final String CONSTRUCTOR_NOT_FOUND = "Constructor not found: ";46    private static final String NO_DEFAULT_CONSTRUCTOR = "No default constructor found: ";47    private static final String[] EMPTY_STRING_ARRAY = new String[0];48    private static final Map<String, Class<?>> PRIMITIVE_TYPES = new HashMap<String, Class<?>>();49    static {50        PRIMITIVE_TYPES.put("boolean", boolean.class);51        PRIMITIVE_TYPES.put("byte", byte.class);52        PRIMITIVE_TYPES.put("char", char.class);53        PRIMITIVE_TYPES.put("short", short.class);54        PRIMITIVE_TYPES.put("int", int.class);55        PRIMITIVE_TYPES.put("

ParameterTypesMatcher

Using AI Code Generation

1import org.powermock.reflect.internal.ParameterTypesMatcher;2import java.lang.reflect.Method;3public class PowerMockTest {4    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {5        Method method = PowerMockTest.class.getMethod("foo", String.class, Integer.class);6        ParameterTypesMatcher parameterTypesMatcher = new ParameterTypesMatcher(method.getParameterTypes());7        System.out.println(parameterTypesMatcher.matches(String.class, Integer.class));8        System.out.println(parameterTypesMatcher.matches(Integer.class, String.class));9    }10    public void foo(String a, Integer b) {11        System.out.println(a + b);12    }13}

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