jasmine.Clock() and window.clearInterval()
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fschwiet
Mar 28, 2011, 5:51:14 PM3/28/11
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Recent discussions brought jasmine.Clock to my attention. It looks
pretty nice. I wonder, how would people then verify
window.clearInterval is called? One approach might be to spy on
something called by the callback, let the timer interval pass (via
jasmine.Clock.tick) then verify the callback was not called.
Is there a cleaner way? I was hoping jasmine.Clock would have a
"how many timers exist currently" method that I could use to verify a
timer was removed.
pretty nice. I wonder, how would people then verify
window.clearInterval is called? One approach might be to spy on
something called by the callback, let the timer interval pass (via
jasmine.Clock.tick) then verify the callback was not called.
Is there a cleaner way? I was hoping jasmine.Clock would have a
"how many timers exist currently" method that I could use to verify a
timer was removed.
Rajan Agaskar
Apr 1, 2011, 9:21:30 AM4/1/11
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Does spyOn(window, "clearInterval").andCallThrough() not work in this situation?
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