NMock is a mocking framework for .NET 3.5 and 4.0. It supports lambda expressions for member matching. It has an easy to read syntax.
NMock is a dynamic mock object test library for .NET.
NMock2 is already available.
Questions tagged [nmock]
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How to Invoke the overloaded method in place of actual method
I have a Mocking.sln which has two projects: Student (Class Library) and StudentStat (Console Application)
Student project has below details:
private static Dictionary GetStudentData()
{
// Key: Student ID Value:…
user623566
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NUnit says the test was successful
I am new to Unit Testing. The Unit Tests are succeeding in the below. I expect them to fail because Student.getCourse, unidergraduate.getCourse1 and postgraduate.getcourse1 return different values to what is being tested for e.g. "Student Course"…
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How to test if a method was called using nmock3?
I'm trying trying to set the expectation that a method will be called. But when I write the lambda expresion inside the Method method, I get an error because I'm not passing the parameters. I don't care about the instance of the parameters, I only…
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How to expect an exception and still pass the test?
I have this:
Expect.Once.On( someObj ).Method( "SomeMethod" )
.With(1) // correct value is 2, I want this to fail
.Will( Throw.Exception( new Exception() ) );
An exception is thrown by nmock when it detects that I put 1 instead of 2. …
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Getting System.TypeLoadException when using NMock with NUnit from command line
I'm trying to run some NUnit tests that use NMock2 for mocking. These tests are to be run from a Makefile as part of our build process. However the tests fail to load. I can get everything working from within Monodevelop - just cant seem to get it…
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How to mock GetType() method in NMock
I have some production code like
private bool IsTypeEqual(object theFirstObject, object theSecondObject)
{
if(theFirstObject.GetType()==theSecondObject.GetType())
{
return true;
}
else
{
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Nikhil Verma