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How to use toString method of org.easymock.internal.ExpectedInvocation class

Best Easymock code snippet using org.easymock.internal.ExpectedInvocation.toString

...105        return true;106    }107108    @Override109    public String toString() {110        return matchers != null ? myToString() : invocation.toString(matcher);111    }112113    private String myToString() {114        StringBuffer result = new StringBuffer();115        result.append(invocation.getMockAndMethodName());116        result.append("(");117        for (Iterator<IArgumentMatcher> it = matchers.iterator(); it.hasNext();) {118            it.next().appendTo(result);119            if (it.hasNext()) {120                result.append(", ");121            }122        }123        result.append(")");124        return result.toString();125    }126127    public Method getMethod() {128        return invocation.getMethod();129    }130131    public ExpectedInvocation withMatcher(@SuppressWarnings("deprecation")132    org.easymock.ArgumentsMatcher matcher) {133        return new ExpectedInvocation(invocation, null, matcher);134    }135}
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toString

Using AI Code Generation

1public class ExpectedInvocationToStringTest {2    private static final String EXPECTED_INVOCATION_TO_STRING = "ExpectedInvocation [method=toString(),"3            + " args=[], returnValue=null, throwable=null, sequenceNumber=0, hashCode=0, toString=toString()]";4    private ExpectedInvocation expectedInvocation;5    public void setUp() {6        expectedInvocation = new ExpectedInvocation(null, null, null, 0);7    }8    public void testToString() {9        assertEquals(EXPECTED_INVOCATION_TO_STRING, expectedInvocation.toString());10    }11}

toString

Using AI Code Generation

1ExpectedInvocation obj = new ExpectedInvocation();2obj.toString();3String result = obj.toString();4System.out.println(result);5ExpectedInvocation obj = new ExpectedInvocation();6obj.toString();7String result = obj.toString();8System.out.println(result);9ExpectedInvocation obj = new ExpectedInvocation();10obj.toString();11String result = obj.toString();12System.out.println(result);13ExpectedInvocation obj = new ExpectedInvocation();14obj.toString();15String result = obj.toString();16System.out.println(result);17ExpectedInvocation obj = new ExpectedInvocation();18obj.toString();19String result = obj.toString();20System.out.println(result);21ExpectedInvocation obj = new ExpectedInvocation();22obj.toString();23String result = obj.toString();24System.out.println(result);25ExpectedInvocation obj = new ExpectedInvocation();26obj.toString();27String result = obj.toString();28System.out.println(result);

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