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package org.scalamock.context
import scala.collection.mutable.ListBuffer
private[scalamock] class CallLog {
private val warnInterval = sys.props.get("scalamock.calls.warn").map(_.toInt).getOrElse(Int.MaxValue)
private var warnThreshold = warnInterval
def +=(call: Call) = this.synchronized {
if (log.size > warnThreshold) {
println(s"ScalaMock - warning: high number of calls recorded (>$warnThreshold). This may be a bug in your test suite")
warnThreshold += warnInterval
}
log += call
}
def foreach(f: Call => Unit) = log foreach f
override def toString = log mkString(" ", "\n ", "")
private val log = new ListBuffer[Call]
}