a plugin may still choose to not output colour. one example of this
are consoles. they're happy to output colour if talking to a terminal,
but choose not to output colour if they're only writing to log files
or to a pipe into another UNIX process.
| public enableColourSupport ( ) : void | ||
| return | void | |
/**
* @covers DataSift\Storyplayer\Output::enableColourSupport()
*/
public function testCanEnableColourSupport()
{
// ----------------------------------------------------------------
// setup the test
$plugin1 = Mockery::mock("DataSift\\Storyplayer\\OutputLib\\OutputPlugin");
$plugin1->shouldReceive('enableColourSupport')->once();
$plugin2 = Mockery::mock("DataSift\\Storyplayer\\OutputLib\\OutputPlugin");
$plugin2->shouldReceive('enableColourSupport')->once();
$obj = new Output();
$obj->usePluginInSlot($plugin1, "console");
$obj->usePluginInSlot($plugin2, "slot1");
// ----------------------------------------------------------------
// perform the change
$obj->enableColourSupport();
// ----------------------------------------------------------------
// test the results
Mockery::close();
}
