System - as in the Namespace "using System.IO" or the class.
The code below is the class I'm trying to test:
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public class TimerControl : ITimerControl
{
Public TimerControl()
{
}
Public void TimerMethod()
{
Start();
}
}
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I just want to know if TimerMethod() was fired.
I've seen various ways of checking the void method within this Google
Group, but they have layers of layers of code, my code is just simple.
It has a empty constructor (which will be filled later) and void
methods for different flows. My TimerControl Class just has void
methods w/out parameters. I just want to test the flow, in which i
want to know if the TimerMethod was executed.
On Nov 6, 1:15 pm, Mark Wilkinson <marka...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Sorry here's my answer:
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> >You're not testing anything.
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> >If you're creating a mock then the system under test needs to use that mock.
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> >You have no system under test inside this TestClass.
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> >A system under test would be the consumer of this interface.
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> >in this case you'd use it like:
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> >myClass.SomeMethod(); // in SomeMethod you expect TimerMethod to be called
> >or not to be called, based on the logic inside that method.
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> >then your next line would be:
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> >target.AssertWasNotCalled(method=>Method.TimerMethod());
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> >>________________________________
> >> From: E Jo <savagecomm...@gmail.com>
> >>To: Mark Wilkinson <marka...@yahoo.com>
> >>Sent: Tuesday, November 6, 2012 12:33 PM
> >>Subject: Re: Newbie, need help with simple mock for void method
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> >>[TestClass]
> >>public Class
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> >>{
> >> [TestMethod]
> >> public void TimerMethod_Test1()
> >> {
> >> ITimerControl target =
> >>MockRepository.GenerateMock<ITimerControl>();
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> >> target.AssertWasNotCalled(method=>Method.TimerMethod());
> >> }
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> >> [TestMethod]
> >> public void TimerMethod_Test2()
> >> {
> >> ITimerControl mock =
> >>MockRepository.GenerateMock<ITimerControl>();
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> >> Expect.Call( mock.TimerMethod);
> >> }
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> >>}
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> >>On Nov 6, 11:24 am, Mark Wilkinson <marka...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >>> can you post the whole Unit Test class, the
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> TestFixture you're using for this code below.
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> >>> >________________________________
> >>> > From: E Jo <savagecomm...@gmail.com>
> >>> >To: rhinomocks@googlegroups.com
> >>> >Sent: Tuesday, November 6, 2012 12:02 PM
> >>> >Subject: [RhinoMocks] Newbie, need help with simple mock for void method
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> >>> >Can anyone help with a simple mock for void methods. I'm been trying all
> >>> >the suggested examples and still cannot the method to be mock correctly.
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> >>> >Below is the code example:
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> >>> >==================================
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> >>> >public class TimerControl : ITimerControl
> >>> >{
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> >>> >Public void TimerMethod()
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> >{
> >>> > Start();
> >>> >}
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> >>> >}
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> >>> >==================================
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> >>> >I've tried the following and it won't work.
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> >>> >ITimerControl target = MockRepository.GenerateMock<ITimerControl>();
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> >>> >target.AssertWasNotCalled(method=>Method.TimerMethod());
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> >>> >============ this did not do nothing, it did not hit the TimerMethod.
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> >>> >And the tried the following also:
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> >>> >ITimerControl mock = MockRepository.GenerateMock<ITimerControl>();
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> >>> >Expect.Call( mock.TimerMethod);
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> >>> >=========== no success.
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> >>> >I'm new to Unit testing and tried very hard to find tutorials on Rhino
> >>> >Mock and read the documentation, but I'm still a noob in rhino mock and
> >>> >unit testing. Any help with this simple
> mock?
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> >>> >-EJ
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