I am writing unit test for an existing code which is like this class someClass { public function __construct() { ... }
I have a class which has more information then my inteface. It has a property which I did not expose in my interface.
Quick Info: I\'m using C# 4.0 and RhinoMocks (with AAA) I\'ll explain with some code what I\'m thinking about doing:
I have an existing framework consisting of 5 C# libraries, the framework is well used since 2006 and is the main code base to the majority of my projects. My company wishes to roll out TDD for reasons
Can you help to achieve the goal I mentioned in the commented block below to complete sample unit test?
I have a function with a decorator that I\'m trying test with the help of the Python Mock library. I\'d like to use mock.patch to replace the real decorator with a mock \'bypass\' decorator which just
I use a decorator module that get\'s included in a model instance (through the \"extends\" method). So for example :
I have a class that I\'m testing which has as a dependency another class (an instance of which gets passed to the CUT\'s init method).I want to mock out this class using the Python Mock library.
Environment In my solution I have three projects, they are: Web (Asp.net MVC4) Model (Class library) Test (Test project)
With NSubstitute, is there any way to capture the value you pass to a property setter? E.g. if I have the following interface:
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