How to use Same class of org.easymock.internal.matchers package

Best Easymock code snippet using org.easymock.internal.matchers.Same

Source:LenientMocksControl.java

1/*2 * Copyright 2008,  Unitils.org3 *4 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");5 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.6 * You may obtain a copy of the License at7 *8 *     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.09 *10 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software11 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,12 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.13 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and14 * limitations under the License.15 */16package org.unitils.easymock.util;17import java.util.List;18import org.easymock.IAnswer;19import org.easymock.IArgumentMatcher;20import org.easymock.internal.IMocksControlState;21import org.easymock.internal.Invocation;22import org.easymock.internal.LastControl;23import org.easymock.internal.MocksControl;24import org.easymock.internal.Range;25import org.easymock.internal.RecordState;26import org.unitils.reflectionassert.ReflectionComparatorMode;27/**28 * An EasyMock mock control that uses the reflection argument matcher for all arguments of a method invocation.29 * <p/>30 * No explicit argument matcher setting is needed (or allowed). This control will automatically report31 * lenient reflection argument matchers. These matchers can apply some leniency when comparing expected and actual32 * argument values.33 * <p/>34 * Setting the {@link ReflectionComparatorMode#IGNORE_DEFAULTS} mode will for example ignore all fields that35 * have default values as expected values. E.g. if a null value is recorded as argument it will not be checked when36 * the actual invocation occurs. The same applies for inner-fields of object arguments that contain default java values.37 * <p/>38 * Setting the {@link ReflectionComparatorMode#LENIENT_DATES} mode will ignore the actual date values of arguments and39 * inner fields of arguments. It will only check whether both dates are null or both dates are not null. The actual40 * date and hour do not matter.41 * <p/>42 * Setting the {@link ReflectionComparatorMode#LENIENT_ORDER} mode will ignore the actual order of collections and43 * arrays arguments and inner fields of arguments. It will only check whether they both contain the same elements.44 *45 * @author Tim Ducheyne46 * @author Filip Neven47 * @see ReflectionComparatorMode48 * @see org.unitils.reflectionassert.ReflectionComparator49 */50public class LenientMocksControl extends MocksControl {51    /***/52    private static final long serialVersionUID = -4612378998272988410L;53    /* The interceptor that wraps the record state */54    private InvocationInterceptor invocationInterceptor;55    /**56     * Creates a default (no default returns and no order checking) mock control.57     *58     * @param modes the modes for the reflection argument matcher59     */60    public LenientMocksControl(ReflectionComparatorMode... modes) {61        this(org.easymock.MockType.DEFAULT, modes);62    }63    /**64     * Creates a mock control.<ul>65     * <li>Default mock type: no default return values and no order checking</li>66     * <li>Nice mock type: returns default values if no return value set, no order checking</li>67     * <li>Strict mock type: no default return values and strict order checking</li>68     * </ul>69     *70     * @param type  the EasyMock mock type71     * @param modes the modes for the reflection argument matcher72     */73    public LenientMocksControl(org.easymock.MockType type, ReflectionComparatorMode... modes) {74        super(type);75        this.invocationInterceptor = new InvocationInterceptor(modes);76    }77    /**78     * Overriden to be able to replace the record behavior that going to record all method invocations.79     * The interceptor will make sure that reflection argument matchers will be reported for the80     * arguments of all recorded method invocations.81     *82     * @return the state, wrapped in case of a RecordState83     */84    @Override85    public IMocksControlState getState() {86        IMocksControlState mocksControlState = super.getState();87        if (mocksControlState instanceof RecordState) {88            invocationInterceptor.setRecordState((RecordState) mocksControlState);89            return invocationInterceptor;90        }91        return mocksControlState;92    }93    /**94     * A wrapper for the record state in easy mock that will intercept the invoke method95     * so that it can install reflection argument matchers for all arguments of the recorded method invocation.96     * <p/>97     * The old easy mock way of having a single argument matcher for all arguments has been deprecated. Since98     * EasyMock 2 each argument should have its own matcher. We however want to avoid having to set all99     * matchers to the reflection argument matcher explicitly.100     * Because some of the methods are declared final and some classes explicitly cast to subtypes, creating a wrapper101     * seems to be the only way to be able to intercept the matcher behavior.102     */103    private class InvocationInterceptor implements IMocksControlState {104        /* The wrapped record state */105        private RecordState recordState;106        /* The modes for the reflection argument matchers */107        private ReflectionComparatorMode[] modes;108        /**109         * Creates an interceptor that will create reflection argument matchers for all arguments of all recorded110         * method invocations.111         *112         * @param modes the modes for the reflection argument matchers113         */114        public InvocationInterceptor(ReflectionComparatorMode... modes) {115            this.modes = modes;116        }117        /**118         * Sets the current wrapped record state.119         *120         * @param recordState the state, not null121         */122        public void setRecordState(RecordState recordState) {123            this.recordState = recordState;124        }125        /**126         * Overriden to report reflection argument matchers for all arguments of the given method invocation.127         *128         * @param invocation the method invocation, not null129         * @return the result of the invocation130         */131        @Override132        public Object invoke(Invocation invocation) {133            LastControl.reportLastControl(LenientMocksControl.this);134            createMatchers(invocation);135            return recordState.invoke(invocation);136        }137        /**138         * Reports report reflection argument matchers for all arguments of the given method invocation.139         * An exception will be thrown if there were already matchers reported for the invocation.140         *141         * @param invocation the method invocation, not null142         */143        private void createMatchers(Invocation invocation) {144            List<IArgumentMatcher> matchers = LastControl.pullMatchers();145            if (matchers != null && !matchers.isEmpty()) {146                if (matchers.size() != invocation.getArguments().length) {147                    throw new IllegalStateException("This mock control does not support mixing of no-argument matchers and per-argument matchers. " +148                            "Either no matchers are defined and the reflection argument matcher is used by default or all matchers are defined explicitly (Eg by using refEq()).");149                }150                // put all matchers back since pull removes them151                for (IArgumentMatcher matcher : matchers) {152                    LastControl.reportMatcher(matcher);153                }154                return;155            }156            Object[] arguments = invocation.getArguments();157            if (arguments == null) {158                return;159            }160            for (Object argument : arguments) {161                LastControl.reportMatcher(new ReflectionArgumentMatcher<Object>(argument, modes));162            }163        }164        // Pass through delegation165        @Override166        public void assertRecordState() {167            recordState.assertRecordState();168        }169        @Override170        public void andReturn(Object value) {171            recordState.andReturn(value);172        }173        @Override174        public void andThrow(Throwable throwable) {175            recordState.andThrow(throwable);176        }177        @Override178        public void andAnswer(IAnswer<?> answer) {179            recordState.andAnswer(answer);180        }181        @Override182        public void andStubReturn(Object value) {183            recordState.andStubReturn(value);184        }185        @Override186        public void andStubThrow(Throwable throwable) {187            recordState.andStubThrow(throwable);188        }189        @Override190        public void andStubAnswer(IAnswer<?> answer) {191            recordState.andStubAnswer(answer);192        }193        @Override194        public void asStub() {195            recordState.asStub();196        }197        @Override198        public void times(Range range) {199            recordState.times(range);200        }201        @Override202        public void checkOrder(boolean value) {203            recordState.checkOrder(value);204        }205        @Override206        public void replay() {207            recordState.replay();208        }209        @Override210        public void verify() {211            recordState.verify();212        }213        /*public void setDefaultReturnValue(Object value) {214            recordState.setDefaultReturnValue(value);215        }216        public void setDefaultThrowable(Throwable throwable) {217            recordState.setDefaultThrowable(throwable);218        }219        public void setDefaultVoidCallable() {220            recordState.setDefaultVoidCallable();221        }222        public void setDefaultMatcher(ArgumentsMatcher matcher) {223            recordState.setDefaultMatcher(matcher);224        }225        public void setMatcher(Method method, ArgumentsMatcher matcher) {226            recordState.setMatcher(method, matcher);227        }*/228        /**229         * @see org.easymock.internal.IMocksControlState#andDelegateTo(java.lang.Object)230         */231        @Override232        public void andDelegateTo(Object value) {233            recordState.andDelegateTo(value);234        }235        /**236         * @see org.easymock.internal.IMocksControlState#andStubDelegateTo(java.lang.Object)237         */238        @Override239        public void andStubDelegateTo(Object value) {240            recordState.andStubDelegateTo(value);241        }242        /**243         * @see org.easymock.internal.IMocksControlState#checkIsUsedInOneThread(boolean)244         */245        @Override246        public void checkIsUsedInOneThread(boolean value) {247            recordState.checkIsUsedInOneThread(value);248        }249        /**250         * @see org.easymock.internal.IMocksControlState#makeThreadSafe(boolean)251         */252        @Override253        public void makeThreadSafe(boolean value) {254            recordState.makeThreadSafe(value);255        }256    }257}...

Source:RecordStateJavaTest.java

...85    EasyMock.verify(capture1);86    EasyMock.verify(capture2);87  }88  89  public void testReportCapture_SameTwice() throws IllegalStateExceptionWrapper {90    EasyMock.replay(behavior);91    92    ArgumentCapture capture = EasyMock.createMock(ArgumentCapture.class);93    EasyMock.replay(capture);94    95    recordState.reportCapture(capture);96    97    try {98      recordState.reportCapture(capture);99    } catch (IllegalStateExceptionWrapper expected) {100    }101    102    EasyMock.verify(behavior);103    EasyMock.verify(capture);104  }105  106  public void testCheckCanSwitchToReplay_noCurrentSetter() {107    EasyMock.replay(behavior);108    109    assertNull(recordState.currentSetter);110    recordState.checkCanSwitchToReplay();111    assertNull(recordState.currentSetter);112    113    EasyMock.verify(behavior);114  }115  116  public void testCheckCanSwitchToReplay_withCurrentSetter() {117    EasyMock.replay(behavior);118    119    ExpectationSettersImpl setter = EasyMock.createMock(ExpectationSettersImpl.class);120    setter.retire();121    EasyMock.replay(setter);122    123    recordState.currentSetter = setter;124    recordState.checkCanSwitchToReplay();125    assertNull(recordState.currentSetter);126    127    EasyMock.verify(setter);128    EasyMock.verify(behavior);129  }130  131  public void testGetExpectationSetter_noSetter() {132    EasyMock.replay(behavior);133    assertNull(recordState.currentSetter);134    135    try {136      recordState.getExpectationSetter();137    } catch (IllegalStateExceptionWrapper expected) {138    }139    EasyMock.verify(behavior);140  }141  142  public void testGetExpectationSetter_withSetter() throws IllegalStateExceptionWrapper {143    EasyMock.replay(behavior);144    145    ExpectationSettersImpl setter = EasyMock.createMock(ExpectationSettersImpl.class);146    EasyMock.replay(setter);147    148    recordState.currentSetter = setter;149    assertSame(setter, recordState.getExpectationSetter());150    151    EasyMock.verify(setter);152    EasyMock.verify(behavior);153  }154  155  public void testInvoke() throws Throwable {156    EasyMock.replay(behavior);157    Call call = EasyMock.createMock(Call.class);158    EasyMock.expect(call.getDefaultReturnValue()).andReturn(0);159    EasyMock.expect(call.getArguments()).andReturn(new ArrayList<Object>());160    EasyMock.replay(call);161    162    ExpectationSettersImpl setter = recordState.currentSetter;163    164    assertEquals(0, recordState.invoke(call).answer(null));165    assertNull(recordState.argumentCaptures);166    assertNull(recordState.argumentMatchers);167    assertNotNull(recordState.currentSetter);168    assertNotSame(setter, recordState.currentSetter);169    170    EasyMock.verify(behavior);171    EasyMock.verify(call);172  }173  174  public void testInvoke_retirePrevious() {175    EasyMock.replay(behavior);176    Call call = EasyMock.createMock(Call.class);177    EasyMock.expect(call.getDefaultReturnValue()).andReturn(0);178    EasyMock.expect(call.getArguments()).andReturn(new ArrayList<Object>());179    EasyMock.replay(call);180    181    ExpectationSettersImpl setter = EasyMock.createMock(ExpectationSettersImpl.class);182    setter.retire();183    EasyMock.replay(setter);184    185    recordState.currentSetter = setter;186    187    recordState.invoke(call);188    assertNotSame(setter, recordState.currentSetter);189    190    EasyMock.verify(behavior);191    EasyMock.verify(call);192    EasyMock.verify(setter);193  }194}...

Source:ConstraintsToStringTest.java

...20import org.easymock.internal.matchers.Not;21import org.easymock.internal.matchers.NotNull;22import org.easymock.internal.matchers.Null;23import org.easymock.internal.matchers.Or;24import org.easymock.internal.matchers.Same;25import org.easymock.internal.matchers.StartsWith;26import org.junit.Before;27import org.junit.Test;2829public class ConstraintsToStringTest {30    private StringBuffer buffer;3132    @Before33    public void setup() {34        buffer = new StringBuffer();35    }3637    @Test38    public void sameToStringWithString() {39        new Same("X").appendTo(buffer);40        assertEquals("same(\"X\")", buffer.toString());4142    }4344    @Test45    public void nullToString() {46        Null.NULL.appendTo(buffer);47        assertEquals("isNull()", buffer.toString());48    }4950    @Test51    public void notNullToString() {52        NotNull.NOT_NULL.appendTo(buffer);53        assertEquals("notNull()", buffer.toString());54    }5556    @Test57    public void anyToString() {58        Any.ANY.appendTo(buffer);59        assertEquals("<any>", buffer.toString());60    }6162    @Test63    public void sameToStringWithChar() {64        new Same('x').appendTo(buffer);65        assertEquals("same('x')", buffer.toString());66    }6768    @Test69    public void sameToStringWithObject() {70        Object o = new Object() {71            @Override72            public String toString() {73                return "X";74            }75        };76        new Same(o).appendTo(buffer);77        assertEquals("same(X)", buffer.toString());78    }7980    @Test81    public void equalsToStringWithString() {82        new Equals("X").appendTo(buffer);83        assertEquals("\"X\"", buffer.toString());8485    }8687    @Test88    public void equalsToStringWithChar() {89        new Equals('x').appendTo(buffer);90        assertEquals("'x'", buffer.toString());
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Same

Using AI Code Generation

1import org.easymock.internal.matchers.Same;2import org.junit.Test;3import static org.easymock.EasyMock.*;4public class SameTest {5    public void testSame(){6        Same s = new Same("abc");7        boolean result = s.matches("abc");8        System.out.println(result);9    }10}

Same

Using AI Code Generation

1import org.easymock.EasyMock;2import org.easymock.internal.matchers.Same;3import org.junit.Test;4import static org.junit.Assert.*;5import static org.easymock.EasyMock.*;6public class Test1 {7    public void test1() {8        ClassToBeTested classToBeTested = new ClassToBeTested();9        Dependency dependency = createMock(Dependency.class);10        classToBeTested.setDependency(dependency);11        Object expected = new Object();12        dependency.method1(same(expected));13        replay(dependency);14        classToBeTested.method1(expected);15        verify(dependency);16    }17}18import org.easymock.EasyMock;19import org.junit.Test;20import static org.junit.Assert.*;21import static org.easymock.EasyMock.*;22public class Test2 {23    public void test2() {24        ClassToBeTested classToBeTested = new ClassToBeTested();25        Dependency dependency = createMock(Dependency.class);26        classToBeTested.setDependency(dependency);27        Object expected = new Object();28        dependency.method1(same(expected));29        replay(dependency);30        classToBeTested.method1(expected);31        verify(dependency);32    }33}34import org.easymock.EasyMock;35import org.junit.Test;36import static org.junit.Assert.*;37import static org.easymock.Easy

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