Class HashCodeReturnsNormally


  • public final class HashCodeReturnsNormally
    extends ObjectContract
    Checks that calling hashCode() on an object does not throw an exception.
    • Constructor Detail

      • HashCodeReturnsNormally

        private HashCodeReturnsNormally()
    • Method Detail

      • evaluate

        public boolean evaluate​(Object... objects)
        Description copied from class: ObjectContract
        Evaluates the contract on the given values. Returns false if the contract was violated. Returns true if the contract was satisfied or was not applicable.

        When calling this method during execution of a test, Randoop guarantees that objects does not contain any null objects, and that objects.length == getArity().

        Specified by:
        evaluate in class ObjectContract
        Parameters:
        objects - the actual parameters to this contract
        Returns:
        false if the contract is violated, true otherwise
      • getArity

        public int getArity()
        Description copied from class: ObjectContract
        The number of values that this contract is over.
        Specified by:
        getArity in class ObjectContract
        Returns:
        the number of arguments to the contract
      • toCommentString

        public String toCommentString()
        Description copied from class: ObjectContract
        A string that will be inserted as a comment in the test before the code corresponding to this contract. Occurrences of variables x0, x1, x2, etc. in the string will be replaced by actual values.
        Specified by:
        toCommentString in class ObjectContract
        Returns:
        the comment string representation of this contract
      • toCodeString

        public String toCodeString()
        Description copied from class: ObjectContract
        A string that can be used as Java source code and will result in the expression being evaluated.

        The N-th object that participates in the contract check should be referred to as "xN" (for N one of 0, ... , 9). For example, if the expression of arity 2 represents a call of the equals method between two objects, the code should be something like assert x0.equals(x1);".

        The string does not contain a trailing newline. When there is a leading comment, it should start with a newline.

        Specified by:
        toCodeString in class ObjectContract
        Returns:
        the code string representation of this contract; must be non-null