Best MockBukkit code snippet using be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.WorldMock.getSeaLevel
Source: WorldMock.java
...734 // TODO Auto-generated method stub735 throw new UnimplementedOperationException();736 }737 @Override738 public int getSeaLevel()739 {740 // TODO Auto-generated method stub741 throw new UnimplementedOperationException();742 }743 @Override744 public boolean getKeepSpawnInMemory()745 {746 // TODO Auto-generated method stub747 throw new UnimplementedOperationException();748 }749 @Override750 public void setKeepSpawnInMemory(boolean keepLoaded)751 {752 // TODO Auto-generated method stub...
getSeaLevel
Using AI Code Generation
1WorldMock world = server.addSimpleWorld("world");2world.setSeaLevel(64);3assertEquals(64, world.getSeaLevel());4WorldMock world = server.addSimpleWorld("world");5world.setSeaLevel(64);6assertEquals(64, world.getSeaLevel());7WorldMock world = server.addSimpleWorld("world");8world.setSeaLevel(64);9assertEquals(64, world.getSeaLevel());10WorldMock world = server.addSimpleWorld("world");11world.setSeaLevel(64);12assertEquals(64, world.getSeaLevel());13WorldMock world = server.addSimpleWorld("world");14world.setSeaLevel(64);15assertEquals(64, world.getSeaLevel());16WorldMock world = server.addSimpleWorld("world");17world.setSeaLevel(64);18assertEquals(64, world.getSeaLevel());19WorldMock world = server.addSimpleWorld("world");20world.setSeaLevel(64);21assertEquals(64, world.getSeaLevel());
getSeaLevel
Using AI Code Generation
1public void testGetSeaLevel() {2 WorldMock world = MockBukkit.mock(WorldMock.class);3 assertEquals(63, world.getSeaLevel());4}5public void testGetSeaLevel() {6 WorldMock world = MockBukkit.mock(WorldMock.class);7 assertEquals(63, world.getSeaLevel());8}9public void testGetSeaLevel() {10 WorldMock world = MockBukkit.mock(WorldMock.class);11 assertEquals(63, world.getSeaLevel());12}13public void testGetSeaLevel() {14 WorldMock world = MockBukkit.mock(WorldMock.class);15 assertEquals(63, world.getSeaLevel());16}17public void testGetSeaLevel() {18 WorldMock world = MockBukkit.mock(WorldMock.class);19 assertEquals(63, world.getSeaLevel());20}21public void testGetSeaLevel() {22 WorldMock world = MockBukkit.mock(WorldMock.class);23 assertEquals(63, world.getSeaLevel());24}25public void testGetSeaLevel() {26 WorldMock world = MockBukkit.mock(WorldMock.class);27 assertEquals(63, world.getSeaLevel());28}29public void testGetSeaLevel() {30 WorldMock world = MockBukkit.mock(WorldMock.class);31 assertEquals(63, world.getSeaLevel());32}33public void testGetSeaLevel() {34 WorldMock world = MockBukkit.mock(WorldMock.class);35 assertEquals(63, world.getSeaLevel());36}
getSeaLevel
Using AI Code Generation
1WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();2System.out.println(worldMock.getSeaLevel());3WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();4System.out.println(worldMock.getSeaLevel());5WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();6System.out.println(worldMock.getSeaLevel());7WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();8System.out.println(worldMock.getSeaLevel());9WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();10System.out.println(worldMock.getSeaLevel());11WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();12System.out.println(worldMock.getSeaLevel());13WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();14System.out.println(worldMock.getSeaLevel());15WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();16System.out.println(worldMock.getSeaLevel());17WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();18System.out.println(worldMock.getSeaLevel());19WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();20System.out.println(worldMock.getSeaLevel());
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