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Say I have a
@Captor ArgumentCaptor fooCaptor;
I'd like to have it capture primitive double arguments, but the annotation
gives me an Object captor.
Unfortunately this also fails in a non-obviou…
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Using Hamcrest with primitive types often requires auto boxing/unboxing to the
corresponding reference types. Hidden NullPointerExceptions are just one of
quite a few concerns regardings automat…
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Say I have a
@Captor ArgumentCaptor fooCaptor;
I'd like to have it capture primitive double arguments, but the annotation
gives me an Object captor.
Unfortunately this also fails in a non-obviou…
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The following code:
ArgumentCaptor capturedCount = new ArgumentCaptor();
verify(mock).someMethod(capturedCount.capture());
will throw an NPE on the verify line if someMethod() takes a pr…
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Could Output, Input and Fieldserializer make use of the new functionality added
to reflectasm to avoid autoboxing in both sides?
I don't really know how difficult it could be, and I'm prettry su…
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I'm using the SQL Visualizer to check which classes are most often
instanciated to determine what causes GC pressure. To do this, I'm looking
for calls of functions ending with ".ctor". However,…
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The GWT compiler (1.4*) does not support primitive types as parameters for
Object type.
public void setColumnValue(String dataIndex, int value){
setTreeAttribute(dataIndex, value);
}
…
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```
Say I have a
@Captor ArgumentCaptor fooCaptor;
I'd like to have it capture primitive double arguments, but the annotation
gives me an Object captor.
Unfortunately this also fails in a non-obviou…
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The method "public native int KeyPressEvent.getCharacterValue()" causes an
"Expected primitive type int; actual value was undefined" exception when
the user presses a non-character key like shift,…
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Say I have a
@Captor ArgumentCaptor fooCaptor;
I'd like to have it capture primitive double arguments, but the annotation
gives me an Object captor.
Unfortunately this also fails in a non-obviou…