Hi,
In RhinoMocks 3.6 there is the TypeOf property in Arg<T>. It checks
that the argument is really of type T. I am new to mocks, so I am a
bit hesitant to ask if this is really useful. The compiler will not
let us pass anything else than a T as the argument.
What I'd like instead is what I think is in the docs, i.e. a TypeOf<U>
property, like this:
public T TypeOf<U>
: where U : T
{
get
{
ArgManager.AddInArgument(Is.TypeOf<U>());
return default(T);
}
}
When a method accepts an abstract class as a parameter, it is useful
in a unit test to check that an argument is of a more derived type.
What do you think ?
Regards,
Jean-Marie
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