Checking Local Variable Values

Hi Sony,

I didn't quite understand the problem.
Can you use:

Isolate.Verify.WasCalledWithExactArguments()

If not, can you post a code example showing the problem at hand?
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Yonatan,
TypeMock Support

Thanks for your reply,

I've a method which i want to test, after some processing another method get called with some arguments, i want to test the values of these arguments(variables as the result of computation in my test method).

example is

Email = User.Email;
user.UserType = isAdmin? UserType.SuperAdmin: UserType.Operator;
//argument to be checked is user.UserType and Email
ProcessUser(Email,user.UserType);

This is the simplest example, real scenario is somewhat complex. but if you suggest me something by which i could get the value of arguments in ProcessUser method, it'll do.

Thanks

Hi Sony,

Assuming that you know what will be the values of the arguments, you can use WasCalledWithExactArguments method.
Examples:

// call code under test
foo.MethodUnderTest()

// verification is done after the code under test gets called.
Isolate.Verify.WasCalledWithExactArguments(() => fake.ProcessUser("foo@email.com", UserType.Operator));

The test above will pass only if ProcessUser gets called with the values:
"foo@email.com" and UserType.Operator

Please let me know if it helps.