private void doVisit(Requires annotation, ISkippable skippable) {
Closure condition = createCondition(annotation.value());
Object result = evaluateCondition(condition);
if (!GroovyRuntimeUtil.isTruthy(result)) {
skippable.setSkipped(true);
}
}
public Object intercept(
Object target, Method method, Object[] arguments, IResponseGenerator realMethodInvoker) {
IMockObject mockObject =
new MockObject(
mockConfiguration.getName(),
mockConfiguration.getExactType(),
target,
mockConfiguration.isVerified(),
false,
mockConfiguration.getDefaultResponse(),
specification);
if (method.getDeclaringClass() == ISpockMockObject.class) {
return mockObject;
}
// sometimes we see an argument wrapped in PojoWrapper
// example is when GroovyObject.invokeMethod is invoked directly
Object[] normalizedArgs = GroovyRuntimeUtil.asUnwrappedArgumentArray(arguments);
if (target instanceof GroovyObject) {
if (isMethod(method, "getMetaClass")) {
return mockMetaClass;
}
if (isMethod(method, "setProperty", String.class, Object.class)) {
Throwable throwable = new Throwable();
StackTraceElement mockCaller = throwable.getStackTrace()[3];
if (mockCaller.getClassName().equals("org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.ScriptBytecodeAdapter")) {
// for some reason, runtime dispatches direct property access on mock classes via
// ScriptBytecodeAdapter
// delegate to the corresponding setter method
String methodName =
GroovyRuntimeUtil.propertyToMethodName("set", (String) normalizedArgs[0]);
return GroovyRuntimeUtil.invokeMethod(
target, methodName, GroovyRuntimeUtil.asArgumentArray(normalizedArgs[1]));
}
}
}
IMockMethod mockMethod = new StaticMockMethod(method, mockConfiguration.getExactType());
IMockInvocation invocation =
new MockInvocation(
mockObject, mockMethod, Arrays.asList(normalizedArgs), realMethodInvoker);
IMockController mockController = specification.getSpecificationContext().getMockController();
return mockController.handle(invocation);
}