@Test
public void verifyUsesOfAnnotationAttributes(@Mocked final MyAnnotation a) {
new NonStrictExpectations() {
{
a.value();
result = "test";
a.values();
returns("abc", "dEf");
}
};
// Same rule for regular methods applies (ie, if no return value was recorded, invocations
// will get the default for the return type).
assertFalse(a.flag());
assertEquals("test", a.value());
assertArrayEquals(new String[] {"abc", "dEf"}, a.values());
a.value();
new FullVerifications() {
{
// Mocked methods called here always return the default value according to return type.
a.flag();
a.value();
times = 2;
a.values();
}
};
}
@Test
public void mockASingleAnnotationAttribute(@Mocked("value") final MyAnnotation a) {
new Expectations() {
{
a.value();
result = "test";
}
};
assertFalse(a.flag());
assertEquals("test", a.value());
assertEquals(0, a.values().length);
}
@Test
public void specifyValuesForAnnotationAttributes(@Mocked final MyAnnotation a) {
assertSame(MyAnnotation.class, a.annotationType());
new Expectations() {
{
a.flag();
result = false;
a.value();
result = "test";
a.values();
returns("abc", "dEf");
}
};
assertFalse(a.flag());
assertEquals("test", a.value());
assertArrayEquals(new String[] {"abc", "dEf"}, a.values());
}