/**
* creates a new exception about unreachable code that has, in fact,
* been executed
*
* @return UnreachableCodeExecuted
*/
public static function newAlert()
{
// build the basics
list($message, $exceptionData) = BuildThrownBy::from("unreachable code executed", debug_backtrace(DEBUG_BACKTRACE_IGNORE_ARGS), [self::class, static::class, UnreachableCode::class]);
return new static($message, $exceptionData);
}
/**
* @covers ::from
*/
public function test_will_return_thrower_in_data_block()
{
// ----------------------------------------------------------------
// setup your test
$message = "'%fieldOrVarName\$s' cannot be NULL";
$expectedData = ['thrownBy' => new CodeCaller(__CLASS__, __FUNCTION__, '->', __FILE__, __LINE__ + 12), 'thrownByName' => __CLASS__ . '->' . __FUNCTION__ . '()@' . (__LINE__ + 11)];
// ----------------------------------------------------------------
// perform the change
//
// to correctly simulate getting a backtrace inside an exception's
// factory method, we need to call something that will get the
// backtrace for us
$backtraceFn = function () {
return debug_backtrace(DEBUG_BACKTRACE_IGNORE_ARGS);
};
$backtrace = $backtraceFn();
list($actualMessage, $actualData) = BuildThrownBy::from($message, $backtrace);
// ----------------------------------------------------------------
// test the results
$this->assertEquals($expectedData, $actualData);
}