Overview
Inherited Variables
Function Summary
- public anything() : Expectation
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An expectation that will always pass.
An expectation that will always pass.
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Returns
- Expectation
- public assertThat(value: java.lang.Object, expects: Expectation) : Void
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Asserts that the value passed in to the first parameter meets the expectation passed in as the second parameter, and throws an ExpectationException if they are not equal.
Asserts that the value passed in to the first parameter meets the expectation passed in as the second parameter, and throws an ExpectationException if they are not equal.
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Parameters
- value
- expects
- public closeTo(expected: Number) : Expectation
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Parameters
- expected
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Returns
- Expectation
- public equalTo(expected: java.lang.Object) : Expectation
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Expectation that will pass if the actual and expected values pass an equals() test.
Expectation that will pass if the actual and expected values pass an equals() test.
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Parameters
- expected
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Returns
- Expectation
- public instanceOf(expected: java.lang.Object) : Expectation
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Checks if the type of the expected object is an instance of the FXType that is passed in as the actual value.
Checks if the type of the expected object is an instance of the FXType that is passed in as the actual value. As a convenience, the actual value may also be passed in as a String in which case it will be looked up using reflection.
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Parameters
- expected
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Returns
- Expectation
- public is(expected: java.lang.Object) : Expectation
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The is expression is syntactic sugar for creating fluent sentences by chaining expectations.
The is expression is syntactic sugar for creating fluent sentences by chaining expectations. However, in the case where a value is supplied that is not an Expectation, this method will behave identically to equalTo().
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Parameters
- expected
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Returns
- Expectation
- public isNot(expected: java.lang.Object) : Expectation
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The not expression will negate the expectation that is passed in, and is functionally equivalent to expectException, except it can be chained in a series of expectations.
The not expression will negate the expectation that is passed in, and is functionally equivalent to expectException, except it can be chained in a series of expectations. However, in the case where a value is supplied that is not an Expectation, this method will behave identically to not(equalTo(expected)).
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Parameters
- expected
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Returns
- Expectation
- public that(actual: java.lang.Object, expect: Expectation) : Assumption
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Meant to be used in the assume clause of the Test fixture, this is a convenience method to create an assumption with the given actual and expectation.
Meant to be used in the assume clause of the Test fixture, this is a convenience method to create an assumption with the given actual and expectation.
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Parameters
- actual
- expect
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Returns
- Assumption
- public typeIs(expected: java.lang.Object) : Expectation
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Compares the type of the expected object to the FXType that is passed in as the actual value.
Compares the type of the expected object to the FXType that is passed in as the actual value. As a convenience, the actual value may also be passed in as a String in which case it will be looked up using reflection.
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Parameters
- expected
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Returns
- Expectation