RhinoMocks - Not specifying all parameters in AssertWasCalled
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You can specify the 2nd argument as Arg<T>.Is.Anything
, then the actual value gets ignored.
However note that using this you need to use Arg for all arguments. Which means you need to use on the first argument: Arg<int>.Is.Equal(123)
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Updated on July 22, 2022Comments
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stiank81 almost 2 years
I am using RhinoMocks. Now I want to assert that some function was called, but I only care about one of the arguments. Can I do a
AssertWasCalled
where I only specify one argument?In the following example I'd like the ignore what was sent to the second argument of SomeOtherFunction(). I.e. I want to check that SomeOtherFunction was called with first parameter 123 and I don't care what the second parameter was.
[Test] public void SomeTest() { var myMock = MockRepository.GenerateMock<ISomeInterface>(); var myObj = new MyClass(myMock); myObj.foo() myMock.AssertWasCalled(factory => factory.SomeOtherFunction(123, null)); }
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Ama almost 3 yearsWhere do you use
Arg<T>
exactly? like this?factory.SomeOtherFunction(Arg<int>.Is.Equal(123), Arg<T>.Is.Anything)