com.mockobjects
Interface ExpectationCollection

All Superinterfaces:

Expectation, Verifiable

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractExpectationCollection

public interface ExpectationCollection

extends Expectation

An ExpectationCollection is an expectation that supports multiple values, such as lists and sets. The addition methods distinguish between adding a single value and unpacking the contents of a collection. We have to make this distinction so that it is possible to add an array, enumeration, or iterator as a single expected object, rather than adding its contents.

Method Summary

void	addActual(java.lang.Object actual)
void	addActualMany(java.util.Enumeration actuals)
void	addActualMany(java.util.Iterator actuals)
void	addActualMany(java.lang.Object[] actuals)
void	addExpected(java.lang.Object expected)
void	addExpectedMany(java.util.Enumeration expectedItems)
void	addExpectedMany(java.util.Iterator expectedItems)
void	addExpectedMany(java.lang.Object[] expectedItems)

Methods inherited from interface com.mockobjects.Expectation

hasExpectations, setExpectNothing, setFailOnVerify

Methods inherited from interface com.mockobjects.Verifiable

verify

Method Detail

addActual

public void addActual(java.lang.Object actual)

addActualMany

public void addActualMany(java.lang.Object[] actuals)

addActualMany

public void addActualMany(java.util.Enumeration actuals)

addActualMany

public void addActualMany(java.util.Iterator actuals)

addExpected

public void addExpected(java.lang.Object expected)

addExpectedMany

public void addExpectedMany(java.lang.Object[] expectedItems)

addExpectedMany

public void addExpectedMany(java.util.Enumeration expectedItems)

addExpectedMany

public void addExpectedMany(java.util.Iterator expectedItems)