Mock.Arrange<>

[oliwa]

How do you use this?

[Ricky]

Hi Brian,

Thanks again for contacting us. 

According to your post it looks to me that you are interested in knowing the usage of Mock.Arrage.I would request you to go through the following section in online documentation which will provide the necessary information in understanding it:

http://www.telerik.com/help/justmock/basic-usage.html

Kind Regards
Ricky
the Telerik team

[oliwa]

My question was for the generic version of Mock.Arrange.  I looked through the help and there is no mention of it.

For example, when would I do...

Mock.Arrange<int, bool>(x => _Foo.Bar(x)).Returns(true);

And how is x set?

Thanks

[Ricky]

Hi Brian,

Thanks again for contacting us. In terms of mocking a method that accepts an integer value and returns a boolean value. It is always possible to do this:

Mock.Arrange(() => foo.Bar(10)).Returns(true);

Here foo is the mocked instance from Mock.Create<Foo>(). 

In addition, you can specify matchers in this way for the same syntax:

Mock.Arrange(() => foo.Bar(Arg.Matches<int>(x => x == 10)).Returns(true);

Therefore the following syntax is not necessary to mock a call.

Mock.Arrange<int, bool>(x => _Foo.Bar(x)).Returns(true);

Please let me know if I am missing something or you can point me to the exact problem you are facing so that I can help you out.

Kind Regards
Ricky
the Telerik team