defines a set of expected and/or allowed method/constructor invocations on the mocked types/instances that have been made available to the test through mock fields and/or mock parameters (e.g., in JMockit).
I have a test like so: it "should not indicate backwards jumps if the checker position is not a king" …
ruby rspec expectationsclass Foo def bar(a, b) ... Foo.should_receive( :bar ) expects bar to be called with any arguments. Foo.should_…
ruby rspec expectationsWhile using JMockit I want to throw an exception upon a constructor invocation like this: new Expectations(){ { new FirefoxDriver();//Want …
mocking jmockit expectationsUsing PHPUnit, I wonder how we can have multiple expectation from the same stub/mock. For example, I want to …
mocking phpunit expectationsMaybe a finesse question, my problem is that if I write: EXPECT_CALL(mock, handleMessage(_)).Times(0); // expectation #1 EXPECT_CALL(mock, …
c++ matcher googlemock expectationsI have a class : Function Library where I am instantiating the webdriver instance in constructor as below public class FunctionLibrary { …
java selenium-webdriver junit constructor expectationsI have the following scenario: class InterfaceA; class InterfaceB; class InterfaceC; class InterfaceA { virtual void foo(InterfaceC&) = 0; }; class InterfaceB { …
mocking googlemock expectationsWhat is the difference between rhino-mocks stub and expect here: Looks to me that they behave exact the same? mockContext.…
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