ok

@ron This is basically what I want to write:

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This is MainView

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It doesn't work though, fails with

io.mockk.MockKException: no answer found for: PersonController(#1).getParamsProperty()

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I don't know what an "answer" is.

@ron Do you need to mock every function called on a mocked instance? That could get tedious fast.

Cool, this works:

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@ron If you give me push access I can give you the changes I made? 🙂

Obviously I'd need to understand Mockito a little better to make this more streamlined, but the approach seems to work just fine.

@ron Turns out you can tell Mockito to chillax, then it provides default implementations for all methods called that you don't mock spesifically:

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I'd say that's a success 🙂

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@edvin what's the purpose of your test? isn't that supposed to handle an event from a control on mainView like a button press that increments count?

@carlw The purpose is to show how you can mock a controller that is injected into a view. What I'm testing here is just that I get the mocked value when the view retrieves it from the controller it injects

@carlw I simply did the least amount of work to prove that it works. The test is pretty contrived 🙂 I will play more with this over the weekend, and hopefully add a test to the default project template in the idea plugin 🙂

he, that is what I was trying to do

you stealing my work again 🙂 ?

I think something like this would be useful @test fun test1() { val controller: PersonController = mockk(relaxed = true) exactly(2) {mainView.findControlById("btnIncrement").activate} every { controller.count() } returns 1 val test1Scope = Scope(controller) val mainView = find<MainView>(test1Scope) mainView.findControlById("btnIncrement").activate mainView.findControlById("btnIncrement").activate Assert.assertEquals(2, mainView.getCountFromController()) }

that's a little jmock thrown in

@carlw a lot of this can be done with testfx, now that I know how to do the scoping thing, the next part is to have tornadofx and testfx play nice

Is it possible that the way I'm creating this method is ignoring my request to resize the image?

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where is it going? into what type of container?

a model, but eventually, set as a graphic in a tile

the image, sure enough, is there, but the image looks stretched out for some reason

@ron @carlw We need a few small integration stubs to avoid boilerplate, but I think we're onto something here