I saw the discussion on the stackoverflow.com and tried it. Still,
Repeat does not work in AssertWasCalled().
DPRepository.AssertWasCalled(Function(DPR) Check_Add(DPR), Function
(options) options.IgnoreArguments.Repeat.Once)
Is it because of "IgnoreArguments"?
Or because the functionality I check is a SUB not a function? So to
use it is AssertWasCalled I had to do :
Private Function Check_Add(ByVal repository As
IDataProviderRepository) As Object
repository.AddDataProvider(Nothing)
Return Nothing
End Function
Really I want to check that "AddDataProvider" was called specific
number of times.
On Sep 18, 4:12 am, Stefan Steinegger <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Repeat is an ongoing topic on Rhino, because it does not behave as
> expected, but this is by specification.
>
> There is an explanation on
> stackoverflow:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/887245/rhino-mocks-repeat-once-not...
>
> by the way: why do you call Expect AND AssertWasCalled? Usually you
> call
> - Exect and later VerfiyAllExpectations
> - OR Stub (if needed) and later AssertWasCalled
>
> On 16 Sep., 21:14, Tarpan <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > Does anybody know, is there any fix or workaround for "Repeat.Times
> > (x)" not working with AAA syntax in 3.5?
>
> > Code (sorry for VB code - employer requirement):
> > ---------------
> > <Test()> _
> > Public Sub DataProviderLoader_Test1()
> > DPRepository.Expect(Function(DPR) Check_Add
> > (DPR)).IgnoreArguments.Repeat.Once()
> > DataProviderLoader.CreateDataProviders(DataDictionary,
> > DPRepository, SqlRunner)
> > DPRepository.AssertWasCalled(Function(DPR) Check_Add(DPR),
> > Function(options) options.IgnoreArguments.Repeat.Once)
> > End Sub
> > ---------------
>
> > 1st Line - DPRepository.Expect() - set expectation to be called just
> > once
> > 3rd Line - DPRepository.AssertWasCalled() - verifies that the sub was
> > called just once
>
> > The sub called twice (guaranteed) and test completes just fine!
>
> > Thanks for responses
> > Tarpan
>
> > PS. I can not figure out how to use "Repeat" in 3.6. Can anybody show
> > me an example?
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