Examples of org.sonar.duplications.token.TokenQueue.peek()

  public void shouldThrowAnException() {
    TokenMatcher tokenMatcher = mock(TokenMatcher.class);
    StatementChannel channel = StatementChannel.create(tokenMatcher);
    StatementChannelDisptacher dispatcher = new StatementChannelDisptacher(Arrays.asList(channel));
    TokenQueue tokenQueue = mock(TokenQueue.class);
    when(tokenQueue.peek()).thenReturn(new Token("a", 1, 0)).thenReturn(null);
    List<Statement> statements = mock(List.class);


    dispatcher.consume(tokenQueue, statements);
  }

    TokenMatcher tokenMatcher = mock(TokenMatcher.class);
    when(tokenMatcher.matchToken(any(TokenQueue.class), anyListOf(Token.class))).thenReturn(true);
    StatementChannel channel = StatementChannel.create(tokenMatcher);
    StatementChannelDisptacher dispatcher = new StatementChannelDisptacher(Arrays.asList(channel));
    TokenQueue tokenQueue = mock(TokenQueue.class);
    when(tokenQueue.peek()).thenReturn(new Token("a", 1, 0)).thenReturn(null);
    List<Statement> statements = mock(List.class);


    assertThat(dispatcher.consume(tokenQueue, statements), is(true));
    verify(tokenQueue, times(2)).peek();
    verifyNoMoreInteractions(tokenQueue);

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