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How to use getInstance method of org.evomaster.client.java.instrumentation.example.methodreplacement.strings.SCinstrumentedTest class

Best EvoMaster code snippet using org.evomaster.client.java.instrumentation.example.methodreplacement.strings.SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance

Source: SCinstrumentedTest.java

...7import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertEquals;8import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertTrue;9public class SCinstrumentedTest extends StringCallsTestBase {10    @Override11    protected StringCalls getInstance() throws Exception {12        InstrumentingClassLoader cl = new InstrumentingClassLoader("com.foo");13        return (StringCalls)14                cl.loadClass(StringCallsImp.class.getName())15                        .newInstance();16    }17    @BeforeEach18    public void init(){19        ExecutionTracer.reset();20        assertEquals(0 , ExecutionTracer.getNumberOfObjectives());21    }22    @AfterEach23    public void checkInstrumentation(){24        assertTrue(ExecutionTracer.getNumberOfObjectives() > 0);25    }...

getInstance

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1SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance().getInstanceMethod();2SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance().getInstanceMethod();3SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance().getInstanceMethod();4SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance().getInstanceMethod();5SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance().getInstanceMethod();6SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance().getInstanceMethod();7SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance().getInstanceMethod();8SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance().getInstanceMethod();9SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance().getInstanceMethod();10SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance().getInstanceMethod();11SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance().getInstanceMethod();

getInstance

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1public class SCinstrumentedTest {2    public static void main(String[] args) {3        String s = SCinstrumentedTest.getInstance().getSubstring("Hello World", 2);4        System.out.println(s);5    }6}7public class SCinstrumentedTest {8    public static String getSubstring(String s, int index) {9        return s.substring(index);10    }11    public static SCinstrumentedTest getInstance() {12        return new SCinstrumentedTest();13    }14}15public class SCinstrumentedTest {16    public static String getSubstring(String s, int index) {17        return s.substring(index);18    }19    public static SCinstrumentedTest getInstance() {20        return new SCinstrumentedTest();21    }22}23public class SCinstrumentedTest {24    public static String getSubstring(String s, int index) {25        return s.substring(index);26    }27    public static SCinstrumentedTest getInstance() {28        return new SCinstrumentedTest();29    }30}

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