interface FailureHandler<T, R> (source)
Represents a handler which is responsible to create the assertion resulting from a failed subject change.
A handler should augment the failing assertion with explanatory assertions in case the user supplied an assertionCreator lambda. Yet, a failure handler might also add additional information -- e.g. regarding the current subject.
R - The type of the subject after the subject change (if it were possible).
abstract fun createAssertion(container: AssertionContainer<T>, descriptiveAssertion: Assertion, maybeAssertionCreator: Option<Expect<R>.() -> Unit>): Assertion
Creates the failing assertion most likely based on the given descriptiveAssertion -- which in turn is based on the previously specified description, representation etc. -- and should incorporate the assertions maybeAssertionCreator would have created for the new subject as explanatory assertions. |
class DefaultFailureHandlerImpl<T, R> : SubjectChanger.FailureHandler<T, R> |
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class FailureHandlerAdapter<T, R1, R> : SubjectChanger.FailureHandler<T, R>
Represents a SubjectChanger.FailureHandler which acts as an adapter for another failure handler by mapping first the given subject to another type R1 which is understood as input of the other failure handler. |
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class ThrowableThrownFailureHandler<T : Throwable?, R> : SubjectChanger.FailureHandler<T, R> |