Rhino Mocks LastCall syntax help, .NET

I have a problem understanding LastCall() method.

Below is an example:

public interface IDemo
{
     string Prop { get; set; }
     void VoidNoArgs();
}


[TestMethod]
public void SetupResultUsingOrdered()
{
     MockRepository mocks = new MockRepository();
     IDemo demo = mocks.StrictMock<IDemo>();

     SetupResult.For(demo.Prop).Return("Ayende");

     using(mocks.Ordered())
     {
          demo.VoidNoArgs();
          LastCall.On(demo).Repeat.Twice();
     }

     mocks.ReplayAll();

     demo.VoidNoArgs();

     for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++)
     {
          Assert.AreEqual("Ayende",demo.Prop);      
     }

     demo.VoidNoArgs();

     mocks.VerifyAll();
}

Am I right i开发者_开发问答n saying:

LastCall.On(demo).Repeat.Twice(); specifies that demo.VoidNoArgs(); is called twice and the last call.

However, there is a code block between demo.VoidNoArgs(). Does it mean that property is not counted when using LastCall method?

Disclaimer: Non-regular Rhino-mocks user.

SetupResult does not seem to be setting an expectation in this case. Since you're using a StrictMock, you need to be explicit in setting expectations on every call made on the mock.

If you want the test to

• check on only two calls on VoidNoArgs and not anything else : Comment the SetupResult line.
• check seq - VoidNoArgs > Prop.get > VoidNoArgs

.

using (mocks.Ordered())
{
        demo.VoidNoArgs();
        Expect.On(demo).Call(demo.Prop).Return("Ayende"); // fails unless you use .Repeat.Times(30) or make just one call.
        demo.VoidNoArgs();