How to use length method of org.assertj.core.error.BasicErrorMessageFactory class

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...91 "%nExpecting:%n <%s>%nto have a single bean of type:%n <%s>%nbut context failed to start",92 getApplicationContext(), type));93 }94 String[] names = getApplicationContext().getBeanNamesForType(type);95 if (names.length == 0) {96 throwAssertionError(new BasicErrorMessageFactory(97 "%nExpecting:%n <%s>%nto have a single bean of type:%n <%s>%nbut found no beans of that type",98 getApplicationContext(), type));99 }100 if (names.length > 1) {101 throwAssertionError(new BasicErrorMessageFactory(102 "%nExpecting:%n <%s>%nto have a single bean of type:%n <%s>%nbut found:%n <%s>",103 getApplicationContext(), type, names));104 }105 return this;106 }107 /​**108 * Verifies that the application context does not contain any beans of the given type.109 * <p>110 * Example: <pre class="code">111 * assertThat(context).doesNotHaveBean(Foo.class); </​pre>112 * @param type the bean type113 * @return {@code this} assertion object.114 * @throws AssertionError if the application context did not start115 * @throws AssertionError if the application context contains any beans of the given116 * type117 */​118 public ApplicationContextAssert<C> doesNotHaveBean(Class<?> type) {119 if (this.startupFailure != null) {120 throwAssertionError(new BasicErrorMessageFactory(121 "%nExpecting:%n <%s>%nnot to have any beans of type:%n <%s>%nbut context failed to start",122 getApplicationContext(), type));123 }124 String[] names = getApplicationContext().getBeanNamesForType(type);125 if (names.length > 0) {126 throwAssertionError(new BasicErrorMessageFactory(127 "%nExpecting:%n <%s>%nnot to have a beans of type:%n <%s>%nbut found:%n <%s>",128 getApplicationContext(), type, names));129 }130 return this;131 }132 /​**133 * Verifies that the application context does not contain a beans of the given name.134 * <p>135 * Example: <pre class="code">136 * assertThat(context).doesNotHaveBean("fooBean"); </​pre>137 * @param name the name of the bean138 * @return {@code this} assertion object.139 * @throws AssertionError if the application context did not start140 * @throws AssertionError if the application context contains a beans of the given141 * name142 */​143 public ApplicationContextAssert<C> doesNotHaveBean(String name) {144 if (this.startupFailure != null) {145 throwAssertionError(new BasicErrorMessageFactory(146 "%nExpecting:%n <%s>%nnot to have any beans of name:%n <%s>%nbut context failed to start",147 getApplicationContext(), name));148 }149 try {150 Object bean = getApplicationContext().getBean(name);151 throwAssertionError(new BasicErrorMessageFactory(152 "%nExpecting:%n <%s>%nnot to have a bean of name:%n <%s>%nbut found:%n <%s>",153 getApplicationContext(), name, bean));154 }155 catch (NoSuchBeanDefinitionException ex) {156 }157 return this;158 }159 /​**160 * Obtain the beans names of the given type from the application context, the names161 * becoming the object array under test.162 * <p>163 * Example: <pre class="code">164 * assertThat(context).getBeanNames(Foo.class).containsOnly("fooBean"); </​pre>165 * @param <T> the bean type166 * @param type the bean type167 * @return array assertions for the bean names168 * @throws AssertionError if the application context did not start169 */​170 public <T> AbstractObjectArrayAssert<?, String> getBeanNames(Class<T> type) {171 if (this.startupFailure != null) {172 throwAssertionError(new BasicErrorMessageFactory(173 "%nExpecting:%n <%s>%nto get beans names with type:%n <%s>%nbut context failed to start",174 getApplicationContext(), type));175 }176 return Assertions.assertThat(getApplicationContext().getBeanNamesForType(type))177 .as("Bean names of type <%s> from <%s>", type, getApplicationContext());178 }179 /​**180 * Obtain a single bean of the given type from the application context, the bean181 * becoming the object under test. If no beans of the specified type can be found an182 * assert on {@code null} is returned.183 * <p>184 * Example: <pre class="code">185 * assertThat(context).getBean(Foo.class).isInstanceOf(DefaultFoo.class);186 * assertThat(context).getBean(Bar.class).isNull();</​pre>187 * @param <T> the bean type188 * @param type the bean type189 * @return bean assertions for the bean, or an assert on {@code null} if the no bean190 * is found191 * @throws AssertionError if the application context did not start192 * @throws AssertionError if the application context contains multiple beans of the193 * given type194 */​195 public <T> AbstractObjectAssert<?, T> getBean(Class<T> type) {196 if (this.startupFailure != null) {197 throwAssertionError(new BasicErrorMessageFactory(198 "%nExpecting:%n <%s>%nto contain bean of type:%n <%s>%nbut context failed to start",199 getApplicationContext(), type));200 }201 String[] names = getApplicationContext().getBeanNamesForType(type);202 if (names.length > 1) {203 throwAssertionError(new BasicErrorMessageFactory(204 "%nExpecting:%n <%s>%nsingle bean of type:%n <%s>%nbut found:%n <%s>",205 getApplicationContext(), type, names));206 }207 T bean = (names.length == 0 ? null208 : getApplicationContext().getBean(names[0], type));209 return Assertions.assertThat(bean).as("Bean of type <%s> from <%s>", type,210 getApplicationContext());211 }212 /​**213 * Obtain a single bean of the given name from the application context, the bean214 * becoming the object under test. If no bean of the specified name can be found an215 * assert on {@code null} is returned.216 * <p>217 * Example: <pre class="code">218 * assertThat(context).getBean("foo").isInstanceOf(Foo.class);219 * assertThat(context).getBean("foo").isNull();</​pre>220 * @param name the name of the bean221 * @return bean assertions for the bean, or an assert on {@code null} if the no bean...

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1 public BasicErrorMessageFactory(String message, Object... arguments) {2 this.message = message;3 this.arguments = arguments;4 }5 public String create() {6 return String.format(message, arguments);7 }8 public String toString() {9 return create();10 }11 public String getMessage() {12 return message;13 }14 public Object[] getArguments() {15 return arguments;16 }17 public int hashCode() {18 return Objects.hash(message, arguments);19 }20 public boolean equals(Object obj) {21 if (this == obj) return true;22 if (obj == null) return false;23 if (getClass() != obj.getClass()) return false;24 BasicErrorMessageFactory other = (BasicErrorMessageFactory) obj;25 return Objects.equals(message, other.message) && Arrays.equals(arguments, other.arguments);26 }27 public String getDescription() {28 return message;29 }30 public String getRepresentation() {31 return Arrays.toString(arguments);32 }33}

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1 [javac] /​Users/​rogerpence/​NetBeansProjects/​assertj-core/​src/​test/​java/​org/​assertj/​core/​error/​BasicErrorMessageFactoryTest.java:24: error: BasicErrorMessageFactory is not abstract and does not override abstract method length() in CharSequence2 [javac] public class BasicErrorMessageFactoryTest {3Argument(s) are different! Wanted:4assertThat(5);6-> at com.example.test.TestClass.testMethod(TestClass.java:123)7assertThat(8);9-> at com.example.test.TestClass.testMethod(TestClass.java:123)10assertThat("The following files are missing: " + missingFiles).isNull();11assertThat("The following files are missing: " + missingFiles).isNull();12Argument(s) are different! Wanted:13assertThat(14);15-> at com.example.test.TestClass.testMethod(TestClass.java:123)16assertThat(17);18-> at com.example.test.TestClass.testMethod(TestClass.java:123)

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1assertThat("abcd").hasSize(4);2assertThat("abcd").hasSize(4);3assertThat("abcd").hasSize(4);4assertThat("abcd").hasSize(4);5assertThat("abcd").hasSize(4);6assertThat("abcd").hasSize(4);7assertThat("abcd").hasSize(4);8assertThat("abcd").hasSize(4);9assertThat("abcd").hasSize(4);

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