Collections and Count

Hi Dennis,

List is indeed in mscorlib, and when you try to set the behavior on that, you get the proper exception.

Maybe you can try this. Instead of return the List, try returning an IList. Interfaces from mscorlib can be mocked, and then you can set the Count property to return 3.

Let me know if it worked.

Thanks

It might be easier to return a fake collection with 3 items.

var fakeProject = Isolate.Fake.Instance<ProjectDefinition>();

Isolate.WhenCalled(() =>fakeProject.Questions).WillReturnCollectionValuesOf
  (
    new List<DecisionTree>()
    {
      Isolate.Fake.Instance<DecisionTree>(),
      Isolate.Fake.Instance<DecisionTree>(),
      Isolate.Fake.Instance<DecisionTree>()
    }
  );  

It might be easier to return a fake collection with 3 items.

The cool thing is, THAT'S EXACTLY where I get me mscorlib exception!

Test method Tests.Invoicing.ExactGeneratorTests.TestName threw exception: TypeMock.TypeMockException:
*** Cannot mock types from mscorlib assembly..

True, remove the Fake.Instance line or use CallOriginal

var fakeProject = new ProjectDefinition();

Isolate.WhenCalled(() =>fakeProject.Questions).WillReturnCollectionValuesOf
  (
    new List<DecisionTree>()
    {
      Isolate.Fake.Instance<DecisionTree>(),
      Isolate.Fake.Instance<DecisionTree>(),
      Isolate.Fake.Instance<DecisionTree>()
    }
  );