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Add arbitrary ExpectBlocks to this Expect.
Add arbitrary ExpectBlocks to this Expect.
This is helpful to refactor code. For example: imagine you have an error case you want to add to multiple expects. You could leverage this method to do so in the following way:
def errorCaseExpectBlock(expect: Expect[String]): Unit { expect.expect .when("Some error") .returning("Got some error") } //Then in your expects def parseOutputA: Expect[String] = { val e = new Expect("some command", "") e.expect(...) e.expect .when(...) .action1 .when(...) .action2 e.addExpectBlock(errorCaseExpectBlock) } def parseOutputB: Expect[String] = { val e = new Expect("some command", "") e.expect .when(...) .action1 .action2 .when(...) .action1 e.expect(...) .action2 e.addExpectBlock(errorCaseExpectBlock) }
function that adds ExpectBlocks.
this Expect.
Add an arbitrary When to this ExpectBlock.
Add an arbitrary When to this ExpectBlock.
This is helpful to refactor code. For example: imagine you have an error case you want to add to
multiple ExpectBlocks. You could leverage this method to do so in the following way:
def errorCaseWhen(expectBlock: ExpectBlock[String]): When[String] = { expectBlock .when("Some error") .returning("Got some error") } def parseOutputA: Expect[String] = { val e = new Expect("some command", "") e.expect .when(...) .sendln(...) e.expect .addWhen(errorCaseWhen) .exit() } def parseOutputB: Expect[String] = { val e = new Expect("some command", "") e.expect .when(...) .sendln(..) .returning(...) .addWhen(errorCaseWhen) }
This function returns the added When which allows you to add further actions, see the exit action of the
parseOutputA method in the above code.
It is possible to add more than one When using this method, however this is discouraged since it will make the code somewhat more illegible because "hidden" Whens will also be added.
If you need to add more than one When you have two options:
e.expect
.when(...)
.sendln(..)
.returning(...)
.addWhen(errorCaseWhen)
.addWhen(anotherWhen)e.expect
.when(...)
.sendln(..)
.returning(...)
.addWhens(multipleWhens)function that adds the When.
the added When.
Add arbitrary Whens to this ExpectBlock.
Add arbitrary Whens to this ExpectBlock.
This method is very similar to the addWhen with the following differences:
f has a more relaxed type.function that adds Whens.
this ExpectBlock.
Adds, in a new ExpectBlock, a EndOfFileWhen that matches whenever the end of file is reached while trying to
read from the process output (stdOut).
Adds, in a new ExpectBlock, a EndOfFileWhen that matches whenever the end of file is reached while trying to
read from the process output (stdOut). This is a shortcut to expect.when(pattern).
the pattern to be used in the EndOfFileWhen.
the new RegexWhen.
Adds, in a new ExpectBlock, a TimeoutWhen that matches whenever the read from the process output (stdOut)
times out.
Adds, in a new ExpectBlock, a TimeoutWhen that matches whenever the read from the process output (stdOut)
times out. This is a shortcut to expect.when(pattern).
the pattern to be used in the TimeoutWhen.
the new RegexWhen.
Adds, in a new ExpectBlock, a RegexWhen that matches whenever the regex pattern successfully matches
against the text read from the process output (stdOut).
Adds, in a new ExpectBlock, a RegexWhen that matches whenever the regex pattern successfully matches
against the text read from the process output (stdOut). This is a shortcut to expect.when(pattern).
the pattern to be used in the RegexWhen.
the new RegexWhen.
Adds, in a new ExpectBlock, a StringWhen that matches whenever pattern is contained
in the text read from the process output (stdOut).
Adds, in a new ExpectBlock, a StringWhen that matches whenever pattern is contained
in the text read from the process output (stdOut). This is a shortcut to expect.when(pattern).
the pattern to be used in the StringWhen.
the new StringWhen.
Adds an empty new ExpectBlock.
Runs this Expect.
Runs this Expect.
the maximum time to wait for each read.
the charset to use when decoding/encoding the read/write text.
the size of the buffer to use when performing reads.
whether to redirect the stdErr of the spawned process to the stdOut.
the ExecutionContext upon which this Expect will be run.
a Future with the value returned by a ReturningAction, if no ReturningAction exists
defaultValue will be returned. If an exception occurred during the execution of the future
then that exception will be returned in the Failure of the Future.
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the core.ExpectBlock equivalent of this fluent.ExpectBlock.
Adds a new TimeoutWhen that matches whenever a Timeout in thrown while trying to read text
from the process output (stdOut).
Adds a new TimeoutWhen that matches whenever a Timeout in thrown while trying to read text
from the process output (stdOut).
the pattern to match against.
the new TimeoutWhen.
Adds a new EndOfFileWhen that matches whenever the EndOfFile in the process output (stdOut) is reached.
Adds a new EndOfFileWhen that matches whenever the EndOfFile in the process output (stdOut) is reached.
the pattern to match against.
the new EndOfFileWhen.
Adds a new RegexWhen that matches whenever the regex pattern successfully matches
against the text read from the process output (stdOut).
Adds a new RegexWhen that matches whenever the regex pattern successfully matches
against the text read from the process output (stdOut).
the pattern to match against.
the new RegexWhen.
Adds a new StringWhen that matches whenever pattern is contained
in the text read from the process output (stdOut).
Adds a new StringWhen that matches whenever pattern is contained
in the text read from the process output (stdOut).
the pattern to match against.
the new StringWhen.