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LambdaFactory that is capable of stubbing interfaces
and non-final classes
LambdaFactory
, or creating standalone LambdaFactorys
Lambda and LambdaFactory a DSL for instantiating simple
Functions and Predicates.Function that when applied sends to its argument the
message previously sent to the last stubbed type.
Predicate that when evaluated sends to its argument the
message previously sent to the last stubbed type.
Predicate that when evaluated sends to its argument the
message previously sent to the last stubbed type.
Function that when applied sends to its argument the
message previously sent to the last stubbed type.
Function2 that when applied sends to its first argument
the message previously sent to the last stubbed type, passing its second
argument as the first message argument.
Predicate1 that when evaluated sends to its first
argument the message previously sent to the last stubbed type, passing its
second argument as the first message argument.
Function3 that when applied sends to its first argument
the message previously sent to the last stubbed type, passing its second
argument as the first message argument, and its third argument to the
second message argument.
Function3 that when applied sends to its first argument
the message previously sent to the last stubbed type, passing its second
argument as the first message argument, and its third argument to the
second message argument.
LambdaFactorys are objects capable of creating simple
Functions and Predicates of different arities in a DSL style,
instead of implementing anonymous classes.LambdaFactory
lambda(Object), but discarding type parameters
lambda(boolean), but discarding type parameters
lambda2(Object), but discarding type parameters
lambda2(boolean), but discarding type parameters
lambda3(Object), but discarding type parameters
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