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Can I Ignore a base.<Method> call?

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Hello,

I have a method that I want to ignore the base method call. I have:

public class A : BaseA
{
public override void DoThis()
{
//Cust implementation code


base.DoThis();
}
}

I want to have typemock ignore base.DoThis(), while the derived class is called. Is that possible?

Thanks.
asked by bmains
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You can use the Reflective CallBase to do exactly that: 
[Test]
public void Test()
{
    Mock mock = MockManager.Mock(typeof(A))
    // mock only BaseA.DoThat when called from a DerivedClass Type.
    mock.CallBase.ExpectCall("DoThat ");
    var a = new A();
    
    a.DoThat();
}
answered by dhelper
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