Hello, I am trying to write a Go Game. I am new to Rhino Mocks and
trying to TDD with it.
Here is a test I am trying to write (in nunit c#):
public void Gameplay_PlayerMove_SurroundAnEnemyStoneShouldRemoveIt()
{
MockRepository mocks = new MockRepository();
IBoard mockBoard = mocks.DynamicMock<IBoard>();
using (mocks.Record())
{
mockBoard.Position(6, 6);
LastCall.Return<StoneColor>(StoneColor.Black);
mockBoard.Position(5, 6);
LastCall.Return<StoneColor>(StoneColor.White);
mockBoard.Position(6, 5);
LastCall.Return<StoneColor>(StoneColor.White);
mockBoard.Position(7, 6);
LastCall.Return<StoneColor>(StoneColor.White);
mockBoard.AddStone(StoneColor.White, 6, 7);
mockBoard.RemoveStone(6, 6);
}
Gameplay gameplay = new Gameplay(mockBoard, Player.White);
gameplay.PlayerMove(Player.White, 6, 7);
mockBoard.VerifyAllExpectations();
}
The problem I am having is I want the calls to mockBoard.Position(x,y)
to be optional. The only method I want to verify is
mockBoard.RemoveStone(x,y)
How can I get that behavior?
So my mockBoard is kind of a mix of a stub and a mock.
I heard though, that it is bad to combine stubs and mocks in one
object. If so, how would people prefer to write this test? Is there a
better way to implement my objects?
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