Examples of com.volantis.testtools.mock.EventEffect

com.volantis.testtools.mock.EventEffect
An enumeration of the possible effects that an event will have if processed by an expectation.

{@link #WOULD_FAIL}

The event would cause the expectation to fail.

{@link #WOULD_SATISFY}

The event did not match any expectations but would satisfy the expectation. This would only happen if for example an expectation was optional. In that case any event other than one that matched would satisfy the expectation.

{@link #MATCHED_EXPECTATION}

The event matched an expectation.

            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Unknown expectation state " + state);
        }


        // Try all the remaining unsatisfied expectations until we find one
        // that will fail, or consume the event.
        EventEffect effect = EventEffect.WOULD_SATISFY;
        int size = expectations.size();


        for (int i = position; i < size && effect == EventEffect.WOULD_SATISFY; i += 1) {
            // Check to see if the next unsatisfied expectation can consume the
            // event.

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        // Get the nested expectation.
        InternalExpectation expectation = getExpectation();


        // The effect that the event will have.
        EventEffect effect;


        // Assess the effect on the nested expectation.
        EventEffect nestedEffect = expectation.checkExpectations(
                state, event, report);


        if (nestedEffect == EventEffect.WOULD_FAIL) {
            SatisfactionLevel satisfactionLevel;
            if (state == ExpectationState.CURRENT

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            SatisfactionLevel satisfactionLevel) {


        // Get the nested expectation.
        InternalExpectation expectation = getExpectation();


        EventEffect effect;


        // The expectation fails because it is completely satisfied,
        // and this is not being done in the initial state. As we know
        // that this expectation is not completely satisfied (otherwise
        // the code should not have reached here) we should see whether
        // we should start another iteration in the loop by checking
        // the effect of the event in the initial state.
        EventEffect initialEffect = expectation.checkExpectations(
                ExpectationState.INITIAL, event, report);


        if (initialEffect == EventEffect.WOULD_FAIL) {
            // The nested expectation would fail if it processed the event.

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                    (InternalExpectation) expectations.get(i);
            if (expectation.isCompletelySatisfied(state)) {
                continue;
            }


            EventEffect effect = expectation.checkExpectations(state, event, report);
            if (effect == EventEffect.MATCHED_EXPECTATION) {


                // If this is in the initial state then reset the count of the
                // number of satisfied nested expectations.
                if (state == ExpectationState.INITIAL) {

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            report.startExpectation();
            before(report);
            report.setMarker(this);
        }


        EventEffect effect = checkNestedExpectations(state, event, report);


        if (opaqueContainer) {
            report.setMarker(oldMarker);
            after(report);
            report.handleEventEffect(effect);

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