How to use matches method of org.easymock.internal.matchers.Matches class

Best Easymock code snippet using org.easymock.internal.matchers.Matches.matches

Source:ExpectedInvocation.java Github

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...84 public int hashCode() {85 throw new UnsupportedOperationException("hashCode() is not implemented");86 }8788 public boolean matches(Invocation actual) {89 return matchers != null ? this.invocation.getMock().equals(90 actual.getMock())91 && this.invocation.getMethod().equals(actual.getMethod())92 && matches(actual.getArguments()) : this.invocation.matches(93 actual, matcher);94 }9596 private boolean matches(Object[] arguments) {97 if (arguments.length != matchers.size()) {98 return false;99 }100 for (int i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++) {101 if (!matchers.get(i).matches(arguments[i])) {102 return false;103 }104 }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()); ...

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1import org.easymock.EasyMock2import org.easymock.EasyMock.*3import org.easymock.EasyMockSupport4import org.easymock.EasyMockSupport.*5import org.easymock.internal.matchers.Matches6import org.junit.After7import org.junit.Assert.*8import org.junit.Before9import org.junit.Test10import java.util.*11import java.util.regex.Pattern12class EasyMockTest {13 private final val mockSupport = EasyMockSupport.createStrictControl()14 private final val mockList = mockSupport.createMock(List::class.java)15 private final val mockCollection = mockSupport.createMock(Collection::class.java)16 void setUp() {17 mockSupport.resetAll()18 }19 void tearDown() {20 mockSupport.verifyAll()21 }22 void testMatches() {23 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(1)24 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(2)25 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(3)26 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(4)27 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(5)28 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(6)29 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(7)30 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(8)31 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(9)32 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(10)33 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(11)34 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(12)35 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(13)36 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(14)37 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(15)38 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(16)39 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(17)40 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(18)41 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(19)42 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(20)43 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(21)44 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(22)45 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(23)46 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(24)47 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(25)48 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(26)49 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(27)50 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(28)51 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(29)52 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(30)53 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(31)54 expect(mockList.size()).andReturn(32

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1import org.easymock.EasyMock2import org.easymock.EasyMock.*3import org.easymock.internal.matchers.Matches4import org.junit.Test5import static org.easymock.EasyMock.*6import static org.junit.Assert.*7interface I1 {8 fun m1(arg: String): String9}10class C1 {11 fun m1(arg: String): String {12 }13}14class EasyMockTest {15 fun testMatches() {16 val mock = mock(I1::class.java)17 expect(mock.m1(matches { s: String -> s.length == 3 })).andReturn("3")18 replay(mock)19 assertEquals("3", mock.m1("abc"))20 verify(mock)21 }22 fun testMatches2() {23 val mock = mock(I1::class.java)24 expect(mock.m1(matches { s: String -> s.length == 3 })).andReturn("3")25 replay(mock)26 assertEquals("3", mock.m1("abc"))27 verify(mock)28 }29}

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1import org.easymock.EasyMock2import org.easymock.EasyMock.*3import org.easymock.EasyMock.expectLastCall4import org.easymock.EasyMock.replay5import org.easymock.internal.matchers.Matches6import org.easymock.internal.matchers.Matches.matches7import org.junit.Assert8import org.junit.Test9import org.junit.runner.RunWith10import org.junit.runners.JUnit411@RunWith(JUnit4)12class EasyMockTest {13 public void testMatches() {14 val mock = createMock(MockInterface)15 expect(mock.method(matches { it == "foo" })).andReturn("foo")16 replay(mock)17 Assert.assertEquals("foo", mock.method("foo"))18 }19 interface MockInterface {20 fun method(s: String): String21 }22}

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1import org.easymock.EasyMock2import org.easymock.EasyMock.*3import org.easymock.internal.matchers.Matches4import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions5import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test6import java.util.function.Predicate7class EasyMockMatchesTest {8 fun `test matches`() {9 val mock = mock(ArrayList::class.java)10 expect(mock.add(Matches(Predicate { it is String }))).andReturn(true)11 expect(mock.add(Matches(Predicate { it is Int }))).andReturn(false)12 replay(mock)13 Assertions.assertTrue(mock.add("test"))14 Assertions.assertFalse(mock.add(1))15 verify(mock)16 }17}

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1mock.expectAndReturn("foo", new Matches("foo(.*)bar"));2mock.expectAndReturn("foo", new Matches("foo(.*)bar"));3mock.expectAndReturn("foo", new Matches("foo(.*)bar"));4mock.expectAndReturn("foo", new Matches("foo(.*)bar"));5mock.expectAndReturn("foo", new Matches("foo(.*)bar"));6mock.expectAndReturn("foo", new Matches("foo(.*)bar"));7mock.expectAndReturn("foo", new Matches("foo(.*)bar"));8mock.expectAndReturn("foo", new Matches("foo(.*)bar"));

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1import static org.easymock.EasyMock.*;2import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;3import org.example.MyClass;4import org.junit.Test;5public class MyClassTest {6 public void testMyMethod() {7 StringUtils mockStringUtils = createMock(StringUtils.class);8 expect(mockStringUtils.startsWith("test", "t")).andReturn(true);9 expect(mockStringUtils.endsWith("test", "t")).andReturn(true);10 expect(mockStringUtils.contains("test", "es")).andReturn(true);11 expect(mockStringUtils.contains("test", matches(".*es.*"))).andReturn(true);12 replay(mockStringUtils);13 MyClass myClass = new MyClass(mockStringUtils);14 myClass.myMethod();15 verify(mockStringUtils);16 }17}18 StringUtils.startsWith("test", "t")19 StringUtils.endsWith("test", "t")20 StringUtils.contains("test", "es")21 StringUtils.contains("test", matches(".*es.*"))22 at org.easymock.internal.MocksControl.verify(MocksControl.java:151)23 at org.example.MyClassTest.testMyMethod(MyClassTest.java:42)24Next: EasyMock - Using the anyObject() method25Previous: EasyMock - Using the andReturn() method26Up: EasyMock - Using the expect() method

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1Mockery context = new Mockery();2final HelloWorld mock = context.mock(HelloWorld.class);3context.checking(new Expectations() {{4 oneOf (mock).hello("Hello Java World");5}});6mock.hello("Hello Java World");7context.assertIsSatisfied();8Mockery context = new Mockery();9final HelloWorld mock = context.mock(HelloWorld.class);10context.checking(new Expectations() {{11 oneOf (mock).hello(with(matches("Hello.*World")));12}});13mock.hello("Hello Java World");14context.assertIsSatisfied();15Mockery context = new Mockery();16final HelloWorld mock = context.mock(HelloWorld.class);17context.checking(new Expectations() {{18 oneOf (mock).hello(with(matches("Hello.*World")));19}});20mock.hello("Hello Java World");21context.assertIsSatisfied();22Mockery context = new Mockery();23final HelloWorld mock = context.mock(HelloWorld.class);24context.checking(new Expectations() {{25 oneOf (mock).hello(with(matches("Hello.*World")));26}});

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