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How to use describeTo method of org.jmock.lib.concurrent.UnsynchronisedInvocationDispatcher class

Best Jmock-library code snippet using org.jmock.lib.concurrent.UnsynchronisedInvocationDispatcher.describeTo

Source: UnsynchronisedInvocationDispatcher.java

...34    public void add(Expectation expectation) {35        expectations.add(expectation);36    }37    /* (non-Javadoc)38     * @see org.jmock.internal.InvocationDispatcher#describeTo(org.hamcrest.Description)39     */40    public void describeTo(Description description) {41        describe(description, expectations);42    }43    /* (non-Javadoc)44     * @see org.jmock.internal.InvocationDispatcher#describeMismatch(org.jmock.api.Invocation, org.hamcrest.Description)45     */46    public void describeMismatch(Invocation invocation, Description description) {47        describe(description, describedWith(expectations, invocation));48    }49    private Iterable<SelfDescribing> describedWith(Iterable<Expectation> expectations, final Invocation invocation) {50        final Iterator<Expectation> iterator = expectations.iterator();51        return new Iterable<SelfDescribing>() {52            public Iterator<SelfDescribing> iterator() {53                return new Iterator<SelfDescribing>() {54                    public boolean hasNext() {55                        return iterator.hasNext();56                    }57                    public SelfDescribing next() {58                        return new SelfDescribing() {59                            public void describeTo(Description description) {60                                iterator.next().describeMismatch(invocation, description);61                            }62                        };63                    }64                    public void remove() {65                        iterator.remove();66                    }67                };68            }69        };70    }71    private void describe(Description description, Iterable<? extends SelfDescribing> selfDescribingExpectations) {72        if (expectations.isEmpty()) {73            description.appendText("no expectations specified: did you...\n" +...

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1package com.jmockit;2import mockit.Expectations;3import mockit.Mocked;4import mockit.Verifications;5import org.jmock.lib.concurrent.UnsynchronisedInvocationDispatcher;6import org.testng.annotations.Test;7public class MockedClassWithDescribeToMethod {8    @Mocked UnsynchronisedInvocationDispatcher dispatcher;9    public void testMockedClassWithDescribeToMethod() throws Exception {10        new Expectations() {{11            dispatcher.describeTo((StringBuilder) any);12        }};13        dispatcher.describeTo(new StringBuilder());14        new Verifications() {{15            dispatcher.describeTo((StringBuilder) any);16            times = 1;17        }};18    }19}

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