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5 package org.easymock.tests;
6
7 import junit.framework.TestCase;
8
9 import org.easymock.MockControl;
10
11 public class UsageFloatingPointReturnValueTest extends TestCase {
12 MockControl<IMethods> control;
13
14 IMethods mock;
15
16 public UsageFloatingPointReturnValueTest(String  name) {
17 super(name);
18 }
19
20 protected void setUp() {
21 control = MockControl.createControl(IMethods.class);
22 mock = control.getMock();
23 }
24
25 public void testReturnFloat() {
26 mock.floatReturningMethod(0);
27 control.setReturnValue(25.0F);
28 control.setDefaultReturnValue(34.0F);
29
30 control.replay();
31
32 assertEquals(25.0F, mock.floatReturningMethod(0), 0.0F);
33 assertEquals(34.0F, mock.floatReturningMethod(-4), 0.0F);
34 assertEquals(34.0F, mock.floatReturningMethod(12), 0.0F);
35
36 control.verify();
37 }
38
39 public void testReturnDouble() {
40 mock.doubleReturningMethod(0);
41 control.setReturnValue(25.0);
42 control.setDefaultReturnValue(34.0);
43
44 control.replay();
45
46 assertEquals(25.0, mock.doubleReturningMethod(0), 0.0);
47 assertEquals(34.0, mock.doubleReturningMethod(-4), 0.0);
48 assertEquals(34.0, mock.doubleReturningMethod(12), 0.0);
49
50 control.verify();
51 }
52 }
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