Expect.Call(...).Repeat.Times(100); ?
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 1:04 PM, Diego Guidi <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have a code like this
>
> With.Mock(repo).Expecting(() =>
> {
> Expect.Call(mock.F1()).Return(true);
> Expect.Call(mock.A()).IgnoreArguments().Return(-1); // actually a long
> instruction
> Expect.Call(mock.B()).IgnoreArguments().Return(-1); // even more long :
> (
> Expect.Call(mock.A()).IgnoreArguments().Return(-1);
> Expect.Call(mock.B()).IgnoreArguments().Return(-1);
> Expect.Call(mock.A()).IgnoreArguments().Return(-1);
> Expect.Call(mock.B()).IgnoreArguments().Return(-1);
> Expect.Call(mock.A()).IgnoreArguments().Return(-1);
> Expect.Call(mock.B()).IgnoreArguments().Return(-1);
> Expect.Call(mock.A()).IgnoreArguments().Return(-1);
> Expect.Call(mock.B()).IgnoreArguments().Return(-1);
> })...
>
> A then B are repeated multiple times (actually 10), so my expectations
> section is long more than 100 lines of code.
>
> IMethodOptions.Repeat looks unusable because i need to repeat the
> sequence A -> B and not a single call.
> Looks I need something like:
>
> var a = Expect.Call(mock.A()).IgnoreArguments().Return(-1);
> var b = Expect.Call(mock.B()).IgnoreArguments().Return(-1);
> a.Then.b.Repeat.Times(10);
>
> Any suggestion? Thanks
>
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