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| public class When_putting_a_real_solidworks_instance_into_a_mock { | |
| static ISldWorks _solidWorks; | |
| static IModelDoc2 _model; | |
| static Exception _exception; | |
| static RhinoAutoMocker<ModelReader> _mocks; | |
| Establish context | |
| = () => | |
| { | |
| _mocks = new RhinoAutoMocker<ModelReader>(); | |
| _mocks.Inject(new SolidWorksOleConnector().Connect(new SolidWorksVersion2010())); | |
| }; | |
| Because of | |
| = () => { | |
| _exception = Catch.Exception(() | |
| => new ModelReader((ISldWorks) _mocks.Container.GetInstance(typeof(ISldWorks)))); | |
| }; | |
| It should_not_throw_an_exception | |
| = () => { _exception.ShouldBeNull(); }; | |
| It should_return_the_active_modeldoc | |
| = () => { _model.ShouldNotBeNull(); }; | |
| } | |
| public class ModelReader { | |
| readonly ISldWorks _solidWorks; | |
| public ModelReader(ISldWorks solidWorks) { | |
| _solidWorks = solidWorks; | |
| } | |
| } |
Thx. Hope this is correct now. Now I run into the same issue as posted here: https://gist.github.com/923466.
Thought _mocks.UseConcreteClassFor may help, but the issue remains.
You're on the way .. one slight modification though. This is how the creation should be triggered:
Because of
= () => {
_exception = Catch.Exception(()
=> _mocks.ClassUnderTest);
};
This leads to 'Only assignment, call, increment, decrement, and new object expressions can be used as a statement'
Sorry, of course ...
Because of = () => {
_exception = Catch.Exception(() => _modelReader = _mocks.ClassUnderTest);
};
Updated to:
Because of
= () =>
{
ModelReader modelReader;
_exception = Catch.Exception(()=> modelReader = _mocks.ClassUnderTest);
};
Initial issue remains
Yes of course. But this is how the SM AutoMocker is intended to be used ;-)
;-)
Thought UseConcreteClassFor should fix :(
http://jcselke.blogspot.com/2010/04/konkrete-klassen-mit-dem-structuremap.html
Sort of show stopper at the moment... COM sucks.
Does this work? Or same error?
var container = new Container(x => x.For<ISldWorks>().Use(() => new SolidWorksOleConnector().Connect(new SolidWorksVersion2010()));
var reader = container.GetInstance<ModelReader>();
the snippet had some errors, modified it this way to make it run:
_container = new Container(x => x.For<ISldWorks>().Use(() => new SolidWorksOleConnector().Connect(new SolidWorksVersion2010())));
Because of
= () =>
{
_exception = Catch.Exception(()=> _modelReader = new ModelReader(_container.GetInstance<ISldWorks>()));
};
All tests green now.
Then this is your lucky day. This will be the default model in the next version of mfakes which will be released this week ;-)
fixed the Because to:
_exception = Catch.Exception(()=> _modelReader = _container.GetInstance<ModelReader>());
still green.
w00t! ;-) Thank you, mate!
Something went wrong:
public class When_putting_a_concrete_solidworks_instance_into_a_mock : WithSubject<ModelReader> {
static ISldWorks _solidWorks;
static IModelDoc2 _model;
static Exception _exception;
static ModelReader _modelReader;
Establish context
= () =>
{
Configure(config =>
config.For<ISldWorks>()
.Use(new SolidWorksOleConnector()
.Connect(new SolidWorksVersion2010())));
};
Because of
= () => {
_document = Subject.Document;
};
It should_return_the_active_modeldoc
= () => { _modelReader.Document.ShouldNotBeNull(); };
static IModelDoc2 _document;
}
throws the exception again...
Use the lambda based factory as in the SM example. This should work
Configure(config =>
config.For<ISldWorks>()
.Use(() => new SolidWorksOleConnector() //<! ----------------------
.Connect(new SolidWorksVersion2010())));
sorry, missed that due to hurried work ;-)
works like a charme now - thanks again.
No, the T in the RhinoAutoMocker should be a concrete class whose dependencies get filled by the automocker. It's like WithSubject. The equivalent of Use in mfakes is called Inject in the RhinoAutoMocker class.