我试图窥探$超时，这样我可以验证它没有被调用。具体来说，我的生产code（见下文）调用$超时作为一个函数，而不是对象：

I am trying to spy on $timeout so that I can verify that it has not been called. Specifically, my production code (see below) calls $timeout as a function, not an object:

$timeout(function() { ... })

而不是

$timeout.cancel() // for instance

茉莉花，但是，需要在被窥探的对象，像这样的：

Jasmine, however, requires an object to be spied upon, like this:

spyOn(someObject, '$timeout')

我不知道什么'someObject'是虽然。

I don't know what 'someObject' would be though.

我使用的角度嘲笑，如果让任何区别。

I am using Angular mocks, if that makes any difference.

编辑：相关生产code我试图测试如下：

The relevant production code I'm trying to test looks like this:

EventHandler.prototype._updateDurationInOneSecondOn = function (call) {
    var _this = this;
    var _updateDurationPromise = this._$timeout(function () {
            call.duration = new Date().getTime() - call.startTime;
            _this._updateDurationInOneSecondOn(call);
        }, 1000);
    // ... more irrelevant code
}

在具体的测试场景中我试图断言$超时从未被调用。

In the specific test scenario I am trying to assert that $timeout was never called.

编辑2：指定清楚，我使用$超时作为一个函数，而不是对象

Edit 2: Specified clearly that I am using $timeout as a function, not an object.

推荐答案

在角 $超时是执行/调用一个函数的服务。请求为间谍 $超时有点奇怪在于它是什么做的是Y中给定的时间执行点¯x功能的情况。我会做窥探这个服务是模拟超时功能，在您的控制器像它注入：

In angular $timeout is a service that executes/calls a function. The request to "spy" $timeout is a bit odd being the case that what it is doing is executing X function in Y given time. What I would do to spy this services is to "mock" the timeout function and inject it in your controller something like:

 it('shouldvalidate time',inject(function($window, $timeout){

        function timeout(fn, delay, invokeApply) {
            console.log('spy timeout invocation here');
            $window.setTimeout(fn,delay);
        }

//instead of injecting $timeout in the controller you can inject the mock version timeout
        createController(timeout);

// inside your controller|service|directive everything stays the same 
/*      $timeout(function(){
           console.log('hello world');
            x = true;
        },100); */
        var x = false; //some variable or action to wait for

        waitsFor(function(){
            return x;
        },"timeout",200);

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