I've found doing ordered expectations to be a bit of a pain since
Rhino Mocks 3.5 introduced AAA syntax, it seems to be one of the few
areas where you have to drop back to using the old record/replay
syntax, and it's making my test fixtures awfully complicated and
fragile.
So other than trying to find a nice way to do it in RhinoMocks itself
I've got a workaround that I've been using, and I wondered what others
thought of it.
[TestMethod()]
public void ViewTitleSetBeforeShownInWorkspace()
{
//arrange
var mockView=MockRepository.GenerateMock<IView>();
bool viewTitleSet=false;
mockView.Stub(x=>x.Title=Arg<string>.Is.Anything)
.WhenCalled(a=>{viewTitleSet=true});
mockView.Stub(x=>x.ShowInWorkspace("MyWorkspace"))
.WhenCalled(a=>{Assert.IsTrue(viewTitleSet, "View title should
have been set first");});
//act
var target=new Presenter(mockView);
target.Initialize();
//assert
mockView.AssertWasCalled(x=>x.ShowInWorkspace("MyWorkspace"));
}
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