Best Powermock code snippet using org.powermock.reflect.internal.matcherstrategies.FieldNameMatcherStrategy.toString
Source: FieldNameMatcherStrategy.java
...40 throw new FieldNotFoundException(String.format("No %s field named \"%s\" could be found in the class hierarchy of %s.",41 isInstanceField ? "instance" : "static", fieldName, type.getName()));42 }4344 public String toString() {45 return "fieldName " + fieldName;46 }
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toString
Using AI Code Generation
1String str = FieldNameMatcherStrategy.toString();2str = FieldTypeMatcherStrategy.toString();3str = FieldValueMatcherStrategy.toString();4str = MethodNameMatcherStrategy.toString();5str = MethodParameterMatcherStrategy.toString();6str = MethodReturnTypeMatcherStrategy.toString();7str = MethodSignatureMatcherStrategy.toString();8str = MethodTypeMatcherStrategy.toString();9str = MethodValueMatcherStrategy.toString();10str = MethodWithAnyParametersMatcherStrategy.toString();11str = MethodWithAnyParametersMatcherStrategy.toString();12str = MethodWithAnyParametersMatcherStrategy.toString();
toString
Using AI Code Generation
1public String toString() {2 return fieldName;3}4public String toString() {5 return methodName;6}7public String toString() {8 return Arrays.toString(methodParameterTypes);9}10public String toString() {11 return methodReturnType;12}13public String toString() {14 return methodName + Arrays.toString(methodParameterTypes);15}16public String toString() {17 return Arrays.toString(parameterTypes);18}19public String toString() {20 return type.getName();21}22public String toString() {23 return typeName;24}25public String toString() {26 return "*";27}28public String toString() {29 return "*";30}31public String toString() {32 return "*";33}34public String toString() {35 return "*";36}
toString
Using AI Code Generation
1String str = new String("Hello");2String result = WhiteboxImpl.invokeMethod(FieldNameMatcherStrategy.class, "toString", str);3System.out.println(result);4String str = new String("Hello");5String result = WhiteboxImpl.invokeMethod(FieldNameMatcherStrategy.class, "toString", str);6System.out.println(result);7String str = new String("Hello");8String result = WhiteboxImpl.invokeMethod(FieldNameMatcherStrategy.class, "toString", str);9System.out.println(result);10String str = new String("Hello");11String result = WhiteboxImpl.invokeMethod(FieldNameMatcherStrategy.class, "toString", str);12System.out.println(result);13String str = new String("Hello");14String result = WhiteboxImpl.invokeMethod(FieldNameMatcherStrategy.class, "toString", str);15System.out.println(result);16String str = new String("Hello");17String result = WhiteboxImpl.invokeMethod(FieldNameMatcherStrategy.class, "toString", str);18System.out.println(result);19String str = new String("Hello");20String result = WhiteboxImpl.invokeMethod(FieldNameMatcherStrategy.class, "toString", str);21System.out.println(result);22String str = new String("Hello");
toString
Using AI Code Generation
1 public String toString() {2 return String.format("field name matcher that matches field name: %s", fieldName);3 }4}5 public String toString() {6 return String.format("field type matcher that matches field type: %s", fieldType);7 }8}9 public String toString() {10 return String.format("field annotation matcher that matches field annotation: %s", fieldAnnotation);11 }12}13 public String toString() {14 return String.format("field modifier matcher that matches field modifier: %s", fieldModifier);15 }16}17 public String toString() {18 return String.format("field matcher that matches field name: %s, field type: %s, field annotation: %s, field modifier: %s",19 fieldName, fieldType, fieldAnnotation, fieldModifier);20 }21}22 public String toString() {23 return String.format("method name matcher that matches method name: %s", methodName);24 }25}26 public String toString() {27 return String.format("method type matcher that matches method type: %s", methodType);28 }29}30 public String toString() {31 return String.format("method annotation matcher that matches method annotation: %s", methodAnnotation);32 }33}
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