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<?php
/**
* Function parameters test file
*
* @package PHPCompatibility
*/
* Function parameters function tests
* @uses BaseClass_MethodTestFrame
class BaseClass_DoesFunctionCallHaveParametersTest extends BaseClass_MethodTestFrame
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{
public $filename = '../sniff-examples/utility-functions/does_function_call_have_parameters.php';
* testDoesFunctionCallHaveParameters
* @group utilityFunctions
* @dataProvider dataDoesFunctionCallHaveParameters
* @covers PHPCompatibility_Sniff::doesFunctionCallHaveParameters
* @param int $stackPtr Stack pointer for a T_CLASS token in the test file.
* @param string $expected The expected fully qualified class name.
public function testDoesFunctionCallHaveParameters($stackPtr, $expected) {
$result = $this->helperClass->doesFunctionCallHaveParameters($this->_phpcsFile, $stackPtr);
$this->assertSame($expected, $result);
}
* dataDoesFunctionCallHaveParameters
* @see testDoesFunctionCallHaveParameters()
* @return array
public function dataDoesFunctionCallHaveParameters()
return array(
array(12, false),
array(17, false),
array(23, false),
array(31, false),
array(42, true),
array(50, true),
array(60, true),
);
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