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* I do not use 1.9.3 * Also keeping them in each file increases mental overhead (true it *can* be autoamted) * None of the files encodes NON ASCII chars. * I do not expect it makes any difference, since nobody programmatically will consume strings generated by mutant under the assumption they are UTF-8 encoded. * 1.9.3 Users have to deal with the encoding fuckup under ruby anyways.
47 lines
1.5 KiB
Ruby
47 lines
1.5 KiB
Ruby
require 'spec_helper'
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describe Mutant::Matcher::Namespace do
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let(:object) { described_class.new(cache, 'TestApp::Literal') }
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let(:yields) { [] }
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let(:cache) { Mutant::Cache.new }
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subject { object.each { |item| yields << item } }
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describe '#each' do
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let(:singleton_a) { double('SingletonA', name: 'TestApp::Literal') }
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let(:singleton_b) { double('SingletonB', name: 'TestApp::Foo') }
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let(:singleton_c) { double('SingletonC', name: 'TestApp::LiteralOther') }
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let(:subject_a) { double('SubjectA') }
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let(:subject_b) { double('SubjectB') }
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before do
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Mutant::Matcher::Methods::Singleton.stub(:each)
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.with(cache, singleton_a)
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.and_yield(subject_a)
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Mutant::Matcher::Methods::Instance.stub(:each)
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.with(cache, singleton_a)
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.and_yield(subject_b)
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ObjectSpace.stub(each_object: [singleton_a, singleton_b, singleton_c])
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end
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context 'with no block' do
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subject { object.each }
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it { should be_instance_of(to_enum.class) }
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if defined?(RUBY_ENGINE) && RUBY_ENGINE == 'rbx'
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skip 'FIX RBX rspec? BUG HERE'
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else
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it 'yields the expected values' do
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expect(subject.to_a).to eql(object.to_a)
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end
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end
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end
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it 'should yield subjects' do
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expect { subject }.to change { yields }.from([]).to([subject_a, subject_b])
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end
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end
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end
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