A New Trick
I have read this post Interaction based testing using TypeMock.
This code:
Mock clientMock = MockManager.Mock(typeof (Client)); clientMock.Strict = true; Client client = new Client();
Is exactly the same as this code:
MockObject<Client> clientMock = MockManager.MockObject<Client>(); Client client = clientMock.Object;
I prefer the latter, the main reason being that using MockObject ensures that the Object is the one being mocked.
Here is an example that won’t work because we added a new Mock before the previous code:
Mock firstClientMock = MockManager.Mock(typeof (Client)); Mock clientMock = MockManager.Mock(typeof (Client)); clientMock.Strict = true; Client client = new Client(); // this will be contolled by firstClientMock
In this case our client is controlled by the firstClientMock instead of the clientMock. This won’t happen if we use MockObject
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