Best Easymock code snippet using org.easymock.tests2.UsageConstraintsTest.lessThan
Source:UsageConstraintsTest.java
...204 verify(mock);205 }206207 @Test208 public void lessThanOverloaded() {209 expect(mock.oneArg(lt((byte) 1))).andReturn("1");210 expect(mock.oneArg(lt((double) 1))).andReturn("3");211 expect(mock.oneArg(lt((float) 1))).andReturn("4");212 expect(mock.oneArg(lt((int) 1))).andReturn("5");213 expect(mock.oneArg(lt((long) 1))).andReturn("6");214 expect(mock.oneArg(lt((short) 1))).andReturn("7");215 expect(mock.oneArg(lt(new BigDecimal("1")))).andReturn("8");216 replay(mock);217 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg((byte) 0));218 assertEquals("3", mock.oneArg((double) 0));219 assertEquals("7", mock.oneArg((short) 0));220 assertEquals("4", mock.oneArg((float) -4));221 assertEquals("5", mock.oneArg((int) -34));222 assertEquals("6", mock.oneArg((long) -6));223 assertEquals("8", mock.oneArg(new BigDecimal("0.5")));224 verify(mock);225 }226227 @Test228 public void greaterOrEqualOverloaded() {229 expect(mock.oneArg(geq((byte) 1))).andReturn("1");230 expect(mock.oneArg(geq((double) 1))).andReturn("3");231 expect(mock.oneArg(geq((float) 1))).andReturn("4");232 expect(mock.oneArg(geq((int) 1))).andReturn("5");233 expect(mock.oneArg(geq((long) 1))).andReturn("6");234 expect(mock.oneArg(geq((short) 1))).andReturn("7");235 expect(mock.oneArg(geq(new BigDecimal("1")))).andReturn("8");236 replay(mock);237 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg((byte) 2));238 assertEquals("3", mock.oneArg((double) 1));239 assertEquals("7", mock.oneArg((short) 2));240 assertEquals("4", mock.oneArg((float) 3));241 assertEquals("5", mock.oneArg((int) 4));242 assertEquals("6", mock.oneArg((long) 5));243 assertEquals("8", mock.oneArg(new BigDecimal("1.5")));244 verify(mock);245 }246247 @Test248 public void greaterThanOverloaded() {249 expect(mock.oneArg(gt((byte) 1))).andReturn("1");250 expect(mock.oneArg(gt((double) 1))).andReturn("3");251 expect(mock.oneArg(gt((float) 1))).andReturn("4");252 expect(mock.oneArg(gt((int) 1))).andReturn("5");253 expect(mock.oneArg(gt((long) 1))).andReturn("6");254 expect(mock.oneArg(gt((short) 1))).andReturn("7");255 expect(mock.oneArg(gt(new BigDecimal("1")))).andReturn("8");256 replay(mock);257 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg((byte) 2));258 assertEquals("3", mock.oneArg((double) 2));259 assertEquals("7", mock.oneArg((short) 2));260 assertEquals("4", mock.oneArg((float) 3));261 assertEquals("5", mock.oneArg((int) 2));262 assertEquals("6", mock.oneArg((long) 5));263 assertEquals("8", mock.oneArg(new BigDecimal("1.5")));264 verify(mock);265 }266267 @Test268 public void cmpTo() {269 expect(mock.oneArg(cmpEq(new BigDecimal("1.5")))).andReturn("0");270 replay(mock);271 assertEquals("0", mock.oneArg(new BigDecimal("1.50")));272 verify(mock);273 }274275 public static class A {276 private int value;277278 public A(int value) {279 this.value = value;280 }281282 public int getValue() {283 return value;284 }285 }286287 @Test288 public void compareWithComparator() {289 Comparator<A> comparator = new Comparator<A>() {290 public int compare(A a1, A a2) {291 return a1.getValue() - a2.getValue();292 }293 };294295 // Check my comparator works296 assertTrue(comparator.compare(new A(1), new A(2)) < 0);297 assertTrue(comparator.compare(new A(2), new A(1)) > 0);298 assertTrue(comparator.compare(new A(1), new A(1)) == 0);299300 // Now test EasyMock.cmp301 checkOrder(mock, true);302303 expect(mock.oneArg(cmp(new A(5), comparator, LogicalOperator.EQUAL))).andReturn("0");304305 expect(mock.oneArg(cmp(new A(5), comparator, LogicalOperator.GREATER))).andReturn("1");306307 expect(mock.oneArg(cmp(new A(5), comparator, LogicalOperator.GREATER_OR_EQUAL))).andReturn("2");308 expect(mock.oneArg(cmp(new A(5), comparator, LogicalOperator.GREATER_OR_EQUAL))).andReturn("2");309310 expect(mock.oneArg(cmp(new A(5), comparator, LogicalOperator.LESS_OR_EQUAL))).andReturn("3");311 expect(mock.oneArg(cmp(new A(5), comparator, LogicalOperator.LESS_OR_EQUAL))).andReturn("3");312313 expect(mock.oneArg(cmp(new A(5), comparator, LogicalOperator.LESS_THAN))).andReturn("4");314315 replay(mock);316317 checkItFails(null); // null is not comparable so always return false318 try {319 mock.oneArg("");320 fail();321 } catch (AssertionError e) {322 } // different type isn't either323324 checkItFails(new A(4));325 checkItFails(new A(6));326 assertEquals("0", mock.oneArg(new A(5)));327328 checkItFails(new A(4));329 checkItFails(new A(5));330 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(new A(6)));331332 checkItFails(new A(4));333 assertEquals("2", mock.oneArg(new A(6)));334 assertEquals("2", mock.oneArg(new A(5)));335336 checkItFails(new A(6));337 assertEquals("3", mock.oneArg(new A(4)));338 assertEquals("3", mock.oneArg(new A(5)));339340 checkItFails(new A(5));341 checkItFails(new A(6));342 assertEquals("4", mock.oneArg(new A(4)));343344 verify(mock);345 }346347 private void checkItFails(A a) {348 try {349 mock.oneArg(a);350 fail();351 } catch (AssertionError e) {352 }353 }354355 @Test356 public void any() {357 expect(mock.oneArg(anyBoolean())).andReturn("0");358 expect(mock.oneArg(anyByte())).andReturn("1");359 expect(mock.oneArg(anyChar())).andReturn("2");360 expect(mock.oneArg(anyDouble())).andReturn("3");361 expect(mock.oneArg(anyFloat())).andReturn("4");362 expect(mock.oneArg(anyInt())).andReturn("5");363 expect(mock.oneArg(anyLong())).andReturn("6");364 expect(mock.oneArg(anyShort())).andReturn("7");365 expect(mock.oneArg((String) anyObject())).andReturn("8");366 expect(mock.oneArg(anyObject())).andReturn("9");367 replay(mock);368 assertEquals("9", mock.oneArg(new Object()));369 assertEquals("0", mock.oneArg(true));370 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg((byte) 1));371 assertEquals("2", mock.oneArg((char) 1));372 assertEquals("3", mock.oneArg((double) 1));373 assertEquals("7", mock.oneArg((short) 1));374 assertEquals("8", mock.oneArg("Test"));375 assertEquals("4", mock.oneArg((float) 1));376 assertEquals("5", mock.oneArg((int) 1));377 assertEquals("6", mock.oneArg((long) 1));378 verify(mock);379 }380381 @Test382 public void arrayEquals() {383 expect(mock.oneArray(aryEq(new boolean[] { true }))).andReturn("0");384 expect(mock.oneArray(aryEq(new byte[] { 1 }))).andReturn("1");385 expect(mock.oneArray(aryEq(new char[] { 1 }))).andReturn("2");386 expect(mock.oneArray(aryEq(new double[] { 1 }))).andReturn("3");387 expect(mock.oneArray(aryEq(new float[] { 1 }))).andReturn("4");388 expect(mock.oneArray(aryEq(new int[] { 1 }))).andReturn("5");389 expect(mock.oneArray(aryEq(new long[] { 1 }))).andReturn("6");390 expect(mock.oneArray(aryEq(new short[] { 1 }))).andReturn("7");391 expect(mock.oneArray(aryEq(new String[] { "Test" }))).andReturn("8");392 expect(mock.oneArray(aryEq(new Object[] { "Test" }))).andReturn("9");393 replay(mock);394 assertEquals("9", mock.oneArray(new Object[] { "Test" }));395 assertEquals("0", mock.oneArray(new boolean[] { true }));396 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArray(new byte[] { 1 }));397 assertEquals("2", mock.oneArray(new char[] { 1 }));398 assertEquals("3", mock.oneArray(new double[] { 1 }));399 assertEquals("7", mock.oneArray(new short[] { 1 }));400 assertEquals("8", mock.oneArray(new String[] { "Test" }));401 assertEquals("4", mock.oneArray(new float[] { 1 }));402 assertEquals("5", mock.oneArray(new int[] { 1 }));403 assertEquals("6", mock.oneArray(new long[] { 1 }));404 verify(mock);405 }406407 @Test408 public void greaterOrEqual() {409 expect(mock.oneArg(geq(7))).andReturn("1").times(3);410 expect(mock.oneArg(lt(7))).andStubReturn("2");411412 replay(mock);413414 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(7));415 assertEquals("2", mock.oneArg(6));416 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(8));417 assertEquals("2", mock.oneArg(6));418 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(9));419420 verify(mock);421 }422423 @Test424 public void greaterThan() {425 expect(mock.oneArg(gt(7))).andReturn("1").times(3);426 expect(mock.oneArg(leq(7))).andStubReturn("2");427428 replay(mock);429430 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(8));431 assertEquals("2", mock.oneArg(7));432 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(9));433 assertEquals("2", mock.oneArg(6));434 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(10));435436 verify(mock);437 }438439 @Test440 public void lessOrEqual() {441 expect(mock.oneArg(leq(7))).andReturn("1").times(3);442 expect(mock.oneArg(gt(7))).andStubReturn("2");443444 replay(mock);445446 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(7));447 assertEquals("2", mock.oneArg(8));448 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(6));449 assertEquals("2", mock.oneArg(9));450 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(5));451452 verify(mock);453 }454455 @Test456 public void lessThan() {457 expect(mock.oneArg(lt(7))).andReturn("1").times(3);458 expect(mock.oneArg(geq(7))).andStubReturn("2");459460 replay(mock);461462 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(5));463 assertEquals("2", mock.oneArg(7));464 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(6));465 assertEquals("2", mock.oneArg(8));466 assertEquals("1", mock.oneArg(4));467468 verify(mock);469 }470
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lessThan
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1UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();2test.lessThan();3UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();4test.lessThan();5UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();6test.lessThan();7UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();8test.lessThan();9UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();10test.lessThan();11UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();12test.lessThan();13UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();14test.lessThan();15UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();16test.lessThan();17UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();18test.lessThan();19UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();20test.lessThan();21UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();22test.lessThan();23UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();24test.lessThan();25UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();26test.lessThan();27UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();28test.lessThan();29UsageConstraintsTest test = new UsageConstraintsTest();30test.lessThan();
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1import org.easymock.EasyMock2import org.easymock.tests2.UsageConstraintsTest3import org.junit.Test4class UsageConstraintsTest {5 fun testMock() {6 val mock = EasyMock.createMock(UsageConstraintsTest::class.java)7 EasyMock.expect(mock.lessThan(5)).andReturn(true)8 EasyMock.expect(mock.lessThan(6)).andReturn(false)9 EasyMock.replay(mock)10 assert(mock.lessThan(5))11 assert(!mock.lessThan(6))12 EasyMock.verify(mock)13 }14}15import org.easymock.EasyMock16import org.easymock.tests2.UsageConstraintsTest17import org.junit.Test18class UsageConstraintsTest {19 fun testMock() {20 val mock = EasyMock.createMock(UsageConstraintsTest::class.java)21 EasyMock.expect(mock.lessThan(EasyMock.lt(5))).andReturn(true)22 EasyMock.expect(mock.lessThan(EasyMock.ge(5))).andReturn(false)23 EasyMock.replay(mock)24 assert(mock.lessThan(4))25 assert(!mock.lessThan(5))26 EasyMock.verify(mock)27 }28}29In the above code, the method lessThan() of the class UsageConstraintsTest is mocked using the method createMock() of the class EasyMock. The method lessThan() is expected to return true when the input parameter is less than 5 and false otherwise. The method lessThan() is then called with the input parameter 4 and 5 respectively. The method lessThan() is then verified using the method verify() of
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