Dynamically MockManager.Init

is it possible to know if MockManger has been initialize so i can initializing at run time if it isn't?

There is no API to know if MockManager has been initialize.
Just out of curiosity, why would you want to know this?

suppose that i have a method with an argument of type Mock i would like to know if the Manager has been initialized. Now i m doing it like this

public bool IsManagerInit()
      {
         try
         {
            Mock mock=MockManager.Mock(typeof(Hashtable));
         }
         catch (VerifyException)
         {
            return false;
         }
         return true;
      }

but it would be nice if a static method exist on the MockManager class

Hi,
Your code snippet will work (although I agree that it is better to have an IsInitialized property), what I would like to understand is what case are you using this, to see if it is something that all TDD developers would need or if it is something that is perticular to your project.

Wouldn't doing a MockManager.Init before each test solve this?
Are you putting code in you production area?
Are you creating some test setup code (Like a Mock factory)?

i m trying to build a test framework for testing gridControls and some methods need an argument of Mock type so i need to now inside those methods if the manager is Init

Hi,
I will add this request to future version

thnks :) also this addition will be nice
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Hi,
:D In version 2.2 there is a new Property: MockManager.IsInitialized,