[Mocklib-checkins] mocklib3/input/javasrc/biz/xsoftware/mock CloningBehavior.java, 1.1, 1.2 Behavior.java, 1.5, 1.6

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Update of /cvsroot/mocklib/mocklib3/input/javasrc/biz/xsoftware/mock
In directory sc8-pr-cvs16:/tmp/cvs-serv9806/input/javasrc/biz/xsoftware/mock

Modified Files:
	CloningBehavior.java Behavior.java 
Log Message:
fix documentation.

Index: Behavior.java
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RCS file: /cvsroot/mocklib/mocklib3/input/javasrc/biz/xsoftware/mock/Behavior.java,v
retrieving revision 1.5
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diff -C2 -d -r1.5 -r1.6
*** Behavior.java	14 May 2007 14:26:14 -0000	1.5
--- Behavior.java	15 May 2007 22:36:43 -0000	1.6
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*** 2,15 ****
  
  /**
!  * A way of providing snippets of code to be run when a method is called.  If you want 
!  * to pass in a Behavior implementation for </br></br>
   * 
   * public int doSomethingCool(int i, String s, long l);
   * 
!  * </br></br>
   * then your Behavior class must define the same exact method and that method will be 
   * called in your Behavior implementation when the mockobject's doSomethingCool method 
   * is called.  You must also return the same value as the doSomethingCool method which
!  * in this case is an int.
   */
  public interface Behavior {
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  /**
!  * <p>A way of providing snippets of code to be run when a method is called.  If you want 
!  * to pass in a Behavior implementation for </p>
   * 
   * public int doSomethingCool(int i, String s, long l);
   * 
!  * <p>
   * then your Behavior class must define the same exact method and that method will be 
   * called in your Behavior implementation when the mockobject's doSomethingCool method 
   * is called.  You must also return the same value as the doSomethingCool method which
!  * in this case is an int.</p>
   */
  public interface Behavior {

Index: CloningBehavior.java
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RCS file: /cvsroot/mocklib/mocklib3/input/javasrc/biz/xsoftware/mock/CloningBehavior.java,v
retrieving revision 1.1
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diff -C2 -d -r1.1 -r1.2
*** CloningBehavior.java	14 May 2007 14:26:14 -0000	1.1
--- CloningBehavior.java	15 May 2007 22:36:42 -0000	1.2
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  /**
!  * The same exact thing as the Behavior method except a cloning method must be supplied to.
   * Sometimes the Behavior method will make modifications to the passed in parameter methods.
   * The cloning method allows the mockobject to take a snapshot of the parameters passed into
   * the method before they are modified.  Then the test can still verify later the correct
!  * parameters were passed in.  So, if you are mocking a method
!  * </br></br>
   * public int doSomethingCool(Map map, int i, long l);
!  * </br></br>
   * Then you must have a cloning method of the form
!  * </br></br>
   * public Object[] doSomethingCoolClone(Map map, int i, long l);
!  * </br></br>
   * Notice that you probably only need to clone the Map and would need to return an object
   * array of all the parameters as so... new Object[] { clonedMap, i, l);
!  * 
   * @author dhiller
   *
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  /**
!  * <p>The same exact thing as the Behavior method except a cloning method must be supplied to.
   * Sometimes the Behavior method will make modifications to the passed in parameter methods.
   * The cloning method allows the mockobject to take a snapshot of the parameters passed into
   * the method before they are modified.  Then the test can still verify later the correct
!  * parameters were passed in.  So, if you are mocking a method</p>
!  * 
   * public int doSomethingCool(Map map, int i, long l);
!  * <p>
   * Then you must have a cloning method of the form
!  * </p>
   * public Object[] doSomethingCoolClone(Map map, int i, long l);
!  * <p>
   * Notice that you probably only need to clone the Map and would need to return an object
   * array of all the parameters as so... new Object[] { clonedMap, i, l);
!  * </p>
   * @author dhiller
   *