How to use fatalError method of MinimalObjCClass class

Best Mockingbird code snippet using MinimalObjCClass.fatalError

DynamicSwiftTests.swift

Source:DynamicSwiftTests.swift

...7import Mockingbird8@testable import MockingbirdTestsHost9import XCTest10@objc class MinimalObjCClass: Foundation.NSObject {11  @objc dynamic func method(valueType: Bool) -> Bool { fatalError() }12  @objc dynamic func method(bridgedType: String) -> String { fatalError() }13  @objc dynamic func method(referenceType: Foundation.NSObject) -> Foundation.NSObject {14    fatalError()15  }16  @objc dynamic func method(first: String, second: String) -> String { fatalError() }17  18  @objc dynamic func throwingMethod() throws {}19  @objc dynamic public func trivialMethod() {}20  21  @objc dynamic var valueTypeProperty = false22  @objc dynamic var bridgedTypeProperty = ""23  @objc dynamic var referenceTypeProperty = Foundation.NSObject()24}25class MinimalObjCSubclass: MinimalObjCClass {}26class DynamicSwiftTests: BaseTestCase {27  28  var classMock: MinimalObjCClass!29  var subclassMock: MinimalObjCSubclass!30  ...

fatalError

Using AI Code Generation

1let obj = MinimalObjCClass()2obj.fatalError()3let obj = MinimalObjCClass()4obj.fatalError()5public func fatalError(_ message: @autoclosure () -> String = String(), file: StaticString = #file, line: UInt = #line)6fatalError("Error occurred")7fatalError("Error occurred")8public func assert(_ condition: @autoclosure () -> Bool, _ message: @autoclosure () -> String = String(), file: StaticString = #file, line: UInt = #line)

fatalError

Using AI Code Generation

1let obj = MinimalObjCClass()2obj.fatalError()3let obj2 = MinimalSwiftClass()4obj2.fatalError()5let obj = MinimalObjCClass()6obj.fatalError()7let obj2 = MinimalSwiftClass()8obj2.fatalError()9let obj = MinimalObjCClass()10obj.fatalError()11let obj2 = MinimalSwiftClass()12obj2.fatalError()13let obj = MinimalObjCClass()14obj.fatalError()15let obj2 = MinimalSwiftClass()16obj2.fatalError()17let obj = MinimalObjCClass()18obj.fatalError()19let obj2 = MinimalSwiftClass()20obj2.fatalError()21let obj = MinimalObjCClass()22obj.fatalError()23let obj2 = MinimalSwiftClass()24obj2.fatalError()25let obj = MinimalObjCClass()26obj.fatalError()27let obj2 = MinimalSwiftClass()28obj2.fatalError()29let obj = MinimalObjCClass()30obj.fatalError()31let obj2 = MinimalSwiftClass()32obj2.fatalError()33let obj = MinimalObjCClass()34obj.fatalError()

fatalError

Using AI Code Generation

1import Foundation2class MinimalObjCClass: NSObject {3    func doSomething() {4        fatalError("I'm going to die!")5    }6}7let minimal = MinimalObjCClass()8minimal.doSomething()9import Foundation10class MinimalObjCClass: NSObject {11    func doSomething() {12        NSLog("I'm going to die!")13    }14}15let minimal = MinimalObjCClass()16minimal.doSomething()17import Foundation18class MinimalObjCClass: NSObject {19    func doSomething() {20        assert(false, "I'm going to die!")21    }22}23let minimal = MinimalObjCClass()24minimal.doSomething()25import Foundation26class MinimalObjCClass: NSObject {27    func doSomething() {28        precondition(false, "I'm going to die!")29    }30}31let minimal = MinimalObjCClass()32minimal.doSomething()33import Foundation34class MinimalObjCClass: NSObject {35    func doSomething() {36        print("I'm going to die!")37    }38}39let minimal = MinimalObjCClass()40minimal.doSomething()41import Foundation42class MinimalObjCClass: NSObject {43    func doSomething() {44        exit(1)45    }46}47let minimal = MinimalObjCClass()48minimal.doSomething()49import Foundation50class MinimalObjCClass: NSObject {51    func doSomething() {52        abort()53    }54}55let minimal = MinimalObjCClass()56minimal.doSomething()57import Foundation58class MinimalObjCClass: NSObject {59    func doSomething() {60        exit(1)61    }62}63let minimal = MinimalObjCClass()64minimal.doSomething()65import Foundation66class MinimalObjCClass: NSObject {67    func doSomething() {68        exit(

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