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Play Framework/Scala example source code file (ExecutionSpecification.scala)
The ExecutionSpecification.scala Play Framework example source code/* * Copyright (C) 2009-2013 Typesafe Inc. <http://www.typesafe.com> */ package play.api.libs.iteratee import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext import org.specs2.mutable.SpecificationLike /** * Common functionality for iteratee tests. */ trait ExecutionSpecification extends NoConcurrentExecutionContext { self: SpecificationLike => def testExecution[A](f: TestExecutionContext => A): A = { val ec = TestExecutionContext() val result = ec.preparable(f(ec)) result } def testExecution[A](f: (TestExecutionContext, TestExecutionContext) => A): A = { testExecution(ec1 => testExecution(ec2 => f(ec1, ec2))) } def testExecution[A](f: (TestExecutionContext, TestExecutionContext, TestExecutionContext) => A): A = { testExecution(ec1 => testExecution(ec2 => testExecution(ec3 => f(ec1, ec2, ec3)))) } def mustExecute[A](expectedCount: => Int)(f: ExecutionContext => A): A = { testExecution { tec => val result = f(tec) tec.executionCount must equalTo(expectedCount) result } } def mustExecute[A](expectedCount1: Int, expectedCount2: Int)(f: (ExecutionContext, ExecutionContext) => A): A = { mustExecute(expectedCount1)(ec1 => mustExecute(expectedCount2)(ec2 => f(ec1, ec2))) } def mustExecute[A](expectedCount1: Int, expectedCount2: Int, expectedCount3: Int)(f: (ExecutionContext, ExecutionContext, ExecutionContext) => A): A = { mustExecute(expectedCount1)(ec1 => mustExecute(expectedCount2)(ec2 => mustExecute(expectedCount3)(ec3 => f(ec1, ec2, ec3)))) } } Other Play Framework source code examplesHere is a short list of links related to this Play Framework ExecutionSpecification.scala source code file: |
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