Examples of MethodNameMatcher

com.p6spy.engine.proxy.MethodNameMatcher
Used to select methods based on the method name. If the name ends with * then it will match any method name that starts with that name. The comparison is case sensitive.
Example #1:
new MethodNameMatcher("testMethod") would match the following methods.
testMethod()
testMethod(int p1, String p2)
testMethod(int p1, String p2, String p3)

However, it would not match the following method.
TestMethod(int p1)

Example #2:
new MethodNameMatcher("testM*") would match the following methods.
testMethod()
testMethodA(int p1, String p2)
testMethodB(int p1, String p2, String p3)

However, it would not match the following method.
TestMethod(int p1)

@author Quinton McCombs @since 09/2013
org.jmock.core.matcher.MethodNameMatcher
org.jmock.internal.matcher.MethodNameMatcher
org.jmock.matcher.MethodNameMatcher

Examples of org.jmock.core.matcher.MethodNameMatcher

                                                     InvocationMatcher arguments,
                                                     Stub stub )
    {
        InvocationMocker invocationMocker = new InvocationMocker(NO_DESCRIPTION);


        invocationMocker.addMatcher(new MethodNameMatcher(methodName));
        invocationMocker.addMatcher(arguments);
        invocationMocker.setStub(stub);


        return invocationMocker;
    }

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Examples of org.jmock.internal.matcher.MethodNameMatcher

        expectation.setMethodMatcher(methodMatcher);
        return this;
    }
    
    public ParametersClause method(String nameRegex) {
        return method(new MethodNameMatcher(nameRegex));
    }

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Examples of org.jmock.internal.matcher.MethodNameMatcher

        expectation.setMethodMatcher(methodMatcher);
        return this;
    }
    
    public ParametersClause method(String nameRegex) {
        return method(new MethodNameMatcher(nameRegex));
    }

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Examples of org.jmock.matcher.MethodNameMatcher

    }


    public void testMatchesInvocationWithParameters() {
        InvocationMocker invocationMocker = new InvocationMocker(
                new InvocationMatcher[]{
                    new MethodNameMatcher("example"),
                    new ArgumentsMatcher(new Constraint[]{C.eq("arg1"), C.eq("arg2")})}, null);


        assertTrue("Should have matched", invocationMocker.matches(exampleInvocation));
    }

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Examples of org.jmock.matcher.MethodNameMatcher

    }


    public void testDoesNotMatchWithDifferentParameter() {
        InvocationMocker invocationMocker = new InvocationMocker(
                new InvocationMatcher[]{
                    new MethodNameMatcher("example"),
                    new ArgumentsMatcher(new Constraint[]{C.eq("arg1"), C.eq("not arg2")})}, null);


        assertFalse("Should not have matched", invocationMocker.matches(exampleInvocation));
    }

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Examples of org.jmock.matcher.MethodNameMatcher

    private List matchers = new ArrayList();
    private Stub stub;


    public InvocationMocker(String methodName, InvocationMatcher arguments, Stub stub) {
        this(stub);
        addMatcher(new MethodNameMatcher(methodName));
        addMatcher(arguments);
    }

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