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GVim

How to use Vim’s textwidth like a pro

http://blog.ezyang.com/2010/03/vim-textwidth/

When programming, automatic line wrapping can be a little obnoxious because even if a piece of code is hanging past the recommended 72/80 column width line, you probably don't want to immediately break it;

http://blog.ezyang.com/2010/03/vim-textwidth/

Learn Vimscript the Hard Way; Variables

:set textwidth=80
:echo &textwidth

http://learnvimscriptthehardway.stevelosh.com/chapters/19.html

Here is how I actually used this info:

function! TurnLineWrapToggle(...)
  let cur_tw = &textwidth

  if(cur_tw == 0)
  let @z = ' :call TurnLineWrapOn()
' | normal @z
  echo "line wrap turned on"
  else
  let @z = ' :call TurnLineWrapOff()
' | normal @z
  echo "line wrap turned off"
  endif
endfunction

Mockito

hasCode.com; Mocking, Stubbing and Test Spying using the Mockito Framework and PowerMock; Troubleshooting / Common Mistakes

http://www.hascode.com/2011/03/mocking-stubbing-and-test-spying-using-the-mockito-framework/#Argument_Matchers

Please be aware that if you’re using argument matchers, all arguments in verify or stub must be provided by matchers. You can’t mix matchers with other non-matcher arguments in verification or stub methods

http://www.hascode.com/2011/03/mocking-stubbing-and-test-spying-using-the-mockito-framework/#Argument_Matchers

This looks quite valuable. I'll definitely be looking more through this. I spent the last 3 hours toiling over my static method mock; I failed to realize the requirements for Mockito matchers.