Examples of IteratorMock

Examples of mock.java.util.IteratorMock

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    public void testInitialisation() {
        new CollectionMock("collection", expectations);
        new ListMock("list", expectations);
        new SetMock("set", expectations);
        new IteratorMock("iterator", expectations);
        new MapMock("map", expectations);
    }
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        // Create a mock match that will be returned by the mock resource
        // identifier.
        final MatchMock mockMatch = new MatchMock("match", expectations);

        // Create an empty mock step sequence that the mock match will return.
        final IteratorMock mockSequence = new IteratorMock(
                "iterator", expectations);

        // ==================================================================
        // Create expectations.
        // ==================================================================
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        // Create a mock match that will be returned by the mock resource
        // identifier.
        final MatchMock mockMatch = new MatchMock("match", expectations);

        // Create a mock step sequence that the mock match will return.
        final IteratorMock mockIterator = new IteratorMock("iterator", expectations);

        final StepMock mockStep = new StepMock("step", expectations);

        // ==================================================================
        // Create expectations.
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        // Create a mock match that will be returned by the mock resource
        // identifier.
        final MatchMock mockMatch = new MatchMock("match", expectations);

        // Create a mock step sequence that the mock match will return.
        final IteratorMock mockIterator = new IteratorMock("iterator", expectations);
        final StepMock mockStep1 = new StepMock("step1", expectations);
        final StepMock mockStep2 = new StepMock("step2", expectations);

        // Create a mock stream buffer and associated buffer streams that the
        // resource migrator will use to copy from step 1 to step 2.
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//            throw new RuntimeException(e);
//        }

        mockGraph = new GraphMock("graph", expectations);

        mockIterator = new IteratorMock("iterator", expectations);

        mockInputMetadata = new InputMetadataMock("path", expectations);

        targetMock = new VersionMock("targetMock", expectations);
    }
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        // Neither of the buffers are empty.
        buffer1.expects.isEmpty().returns(false).any();
        buffer2.expects.isEmpty().returns(false).any();

        final IteratorMock iteratorMock = new IteratorMock(
                "iteratorMock", expectations);

        paneInstanceMockExpects.getBufferIterator().returns(iteratorMock);

        expectations.add(new OrderedExpectations() {
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