Best EvoMaster code snippet using org.evomaster.client.java.instrumentation.coverage.methodreplacement.PatternMatchingHelper.matches
Source: PatternClassReplacement.java
...12 public Class<?> getTargetClass() {13 return Pattern.class;14 }15 @Replacement(type = ReplacementType.BOOLEAN, replacingStatic = true)16 public static boolean matches(String regex, CharSequence input, String idTemplate) {17 if (regex == null || input == null) {18 if (idTemplate == null) {19 // if no idTemplate, simply continue the execution20 return Pattern.matches(regex, input);21 }22 // otherwise, the heuristic value should be reached, but null.23 Truthness t = new Truthness(DistanceHelper.H_REACHED_BUT_NULL, 1d);24 ExecutionTracer.executedReplacedMethod(idTemplate, ReplacementType.BOOLEAN, t);25 // if any of the required inputs is null, throw a NPE26 return Pattern.matches(regex, input);27 } else {28 // otherwise use the helper class for pattern matching distances29 return PatternMatchingHelper.matches(regex, input.toString(), idTemplate);30 }31 }32}...
matches
Using AI Code Generation
1import org.evomaster.client.java.instrumentation.coverage.methodreplacement.PatternMatchingHelper2class ExampleController {3 @GetMapping("/api/example")4 fun example(@RequestParam("name") name: String): String {5 val pattern = Pattern.compile(".*[0-9]+.*")6 if(!PatternMatchingHelper.matches(pattern, name)){7 }8 }9}10import org.evomaster.client.java.instrumentation.coverage.methodreplacement.PatternMatchingHelper11class ExampleController {12 @GetMapping("/api/example")13 fun example(@RequestParam("name") name: String): String {14 val pattern = Pattern.compile(".*[0-9]+.*")15 if(!PatternMatchingHelper.matches(pattern, name)){16 }17 }18}19import org.evomaster.client.java.instrumentation.coverage.methodreplacement.PatternMatchingHelper20class ExampleController {21 @GetMapping("/api/example")22 fun example(@RequestParam("name") name: String): String {23 val pattern = Pattern.compile(".*[0-9]+.*")24 if(!PatternMatchingHelper.matches(pattern, name)){25 }26 }27}28import org.evomaster.client.java.instrumentation.coverage.methodreplacement.PatternMatchingHelper29class ExampleController {30 @GetMapping("/api/example")31 fun example(@RequestParam("name") name: String): String {32 val pattern = Pattern.compile(".*[0-9]+.*")33 if(!PatternMatchingHelper.matches(pattern, name)){34 }35 }36}37import org.evomaster.client.java.instrumentation.coverage.methodreplacement.PatternMatchingHelper38class ExampleController {39 @GetMapping("/api/example")40 fun example(@RequestParam("name") name: String): String {41 val pattern = Pattern.compile(".*[0-9]+.*")42 if(!PatternMatchingHelper.matches(pattern, name)){43 }44 }45}
matches
Using AI Code Generation
1Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("a*b");2Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher("aaaaab");3boolean matches = matcher.matches();4Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("a*b");5Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher("aaaaab");6boolean find = matcher.find();7Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("a*b");8Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher("aaaaab");9boolean lookingAt = matcher.lookingAt();10boolean matches = Pattern.matches("a*b", "aaaaab");11Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("a*b");12Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher("aaaaab");13boolean find = matcher.find();14Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("a*b");15Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher("aaaaab");16boolean lookingAt = matcher.lookingAt();17String[] split = Pattern.compile("a*b").split("aaaaab");18String replaceAll = Pattern.compile("a*b").replaceAll("aaaaab", "c");19String replaceFirst = Pattern.compile("a*b").replaceFirst("aaaaab", "c");
matches
Using AI Code Generation
1Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("foo");2Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher("foo");3boolean matches = matcher.matches();4boolean matches = PatternMatchingHelper.matches("foo", "foo");5public void test(){6 boolean matches = PatternMatchingHelper.matches("foo", "foo");7 assertTrue(matches);8}9public void test(){10 boolean matches = PatternMatchingHelper.matches("foo", "bar");11 assertFalse(matches);12}13public void test(){14 boolean matches = PatternMatchingHelper.matches("foo", null);15 assertFalse(matches);16}17public void test(){18 boolean matches = PatternMatchingHelper.matches(null, "foo");19 assertFalse(matches);20}21public void test(){22 boolean matches = PatternMatchingHelper.matches(null, null);23 assertFalse(matches);24}25public void test(){26 boolean matches = PatternMatchingHelper.matches("foo", "foo");27 assertTrue(matches);28}29public void test(){30 boolean matches = PatternMatchingHelper.matches("foo", "bar");31 assertFalse(matches);32}33public void test(){34 boolean matches = PatternMatchingHelper.matches("foo", null);35 assertFalse(matches);36}37public void test(){38 boolean matches = PatternMatchingHelper.matches(null, "foo");39 assertFalse(matches);40}41public void test(){42 boolean matches = PatternMatchingHelper.matches(null, null);43 assertFalse(matches);44}
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