################################################################# The ordering module contains the methods and data structures used to determine proper orderring of mocked calls. By providing the functionality in a module, a individual mock object can order its own calls, and the container can provide ordering at a global level.

Methods
Public Instance methods
flexmock_allocate_order()

Allocate the next available order number.

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    # File lib/flexmock/ordering.rb, line 23
23:     def flexmock_allocate_order
24:       @flexmock_allocated_order ||= 0
25:       @flexmock_allocated_order += 1
26:     end
flexmock_current_order()

Current order number in this ordering.

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    # File lib/flexmock/ordering.rb, line 34
34:     def flexmock_current_order
35:       @flexmock_current_order ||= 0
36:     end
flexmock_current_order=(value)

Set the current order for this ordering.

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    # File lib/flexmock/ordering.rb, line 39
39:     def flexmock_current_order=(value)
40:       @flexmock_current_order = value
41:     end
flexmock_groups()

Hash of groups defined in this ordering.

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    # File lib/flexmock/ordering.rb, line 29
29:     def flexmock_groups
30:       @flexmock_groups ||= {}
31:     end
flexmock_validate_order(method_name, order_number)

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    # File lib/flexmock/ordering.rb, line 43
43:     def flexmock_validate_order(method_name, order_number)
44:       FlexMock.check("method #{method_name} called out of order " +
45:         "(expected order #{order_number}, was #{flexmock_current_order})") {
46:         order_number >= self.flexmock_current_order
47:       }
48:       self.flexmock_current_order = order_number
49:     end