Searched refs:DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS (Results 1 – 2 of 2) sorted by relevance
189 .WillByDefault(Return(DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS)); in defaultThresholds()192 .WillByDefault(Return(DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS)); in defaultThresholds()217 DoAll(SetArgPointee<1>(std::to_string(DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS + 1)), in initToActive()261 .WillOnce(DoAll(SetArgPointee<1>(std::to_string(DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS + 1)), in TEST_F()274 int time_expected = DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS - 1; in TEST_F()301 testvar_systemTimeSecs += DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS + 1; in TEST_F()306 testvar_systemTimeSecs += DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS + 1; in TEST_F()328 EXPECT_CALL(*mock, WriteStringToFile(std::to_string(DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS), in TEST_F()331 testvar_systemTimeSecs += DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS; in TEST_F()334 EXPECT_CALL(*mock, WriteStringToFile(std::to_string(DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS + in TEST_F()[all …]
36 const uint32_t DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS = (4 * ONE_DAY_IN_SECONDS); variable55 const int32_t timeToActivateSecs = DEFAULT_TIME_TO_ACTIVATE_SECONDS,