ThrownExpectations
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package matcher
A value can be tested against another with the === operator.
A value can be tested against another with the === operator. It is equivalent to writing a must_== b
this method can be overridden to throw exceptions when checking the match result
this method can be overridden to throw exceptions when checking the match result
this method can be overriden to throw exceptions when checking the match result
this method can be overriden to throw exceptions when checking the match result
this method can be overridden to throw exceptions when checking the result
this method can be overridden to throw exceptions when checking the result
an Expectable with a description function
an Expectable with a description function
an Expectable with a description
an Expectable
an Expectable with a function to show the element T
describe a value with the aka method
describe a value with the aka method
this method can be overridden to intercept a MatchResult and change its message before it is thrown
this method can be overridden to intercept a MatchResult and change its message before it is thrown
the value without any side-effects for expectations
this method can be overridden to avoid filling-in a stacktrace indicating the location of the result
this method can be overridden to avoid filling-in a stacktrace indicating the location of the result
Thrown expectations will throw a FailureException if a match fails
This trait can be extended to be used in another framework like ScalaTest:
trait ScalaTestExpectations extends ThrownExpectations { override protected def checkFailure[T](m: =>MatchResult[T]) = { m match { case f @ MatchFailure(ok, ko, _, _, _) => throw new TestFailedException(f.message, f.exception, 0) case _ => () } m } }