Verify Event

How about an event that will fire every a succefull verification that way we can use the Parameters,DynamicReturnValue Delegate in much more ways!!!

Sounds like a very interesting idea.
How does this fit into a test driven environment?
If the test is successfull, shouldn't we just continue with the test?

sure but imagine that we use parameter checker delegate and assert a value with a value from a collection .We need a way to tell the delegate method to assert to the next item of the collection after the the first mock verification success

explain my self beter something like this

public void AssertRowCellDisplayText()
      {
         mockController.AlwaysReturn("RelationCount",1);
         mockController.AlwaysReturn("IsEmpty",false);

         currentViewIndex=0;
         int i=0;
         foreach (string key in Properties.LevelDefaults.Keys)
         {
            mockController.ExpectAndReturn("RelationName",key).Args(new ParameterChecker(CheckView));
            mockController.ExpectAndReturn("RelationName",key).Args(new ParameterChecker(CheckView));
            mockController.ExpectAndReturn("ChildList",xpCollections[i]).Args(
               new ParameterChecker(CheckView));
                mockController.AfterVerification+=new EventHandler(MethodName);
            i+=1;
         }
         AssertRowCellDisplayText(xpBaseObjects,exludedColumns);
      }

      public void MethodName(object sender,EventArgs e)
      {
         if (e.ExpectedMethod=="ChildList")
            currentViewIndex+=1;
      }

      int currentViewIndex=0;
      public bool CheckView(object parameter)
      {
         bool equals = Properties.Views[currentViewIndex].Equals(parameter);
         return equals;
      }

at the 1st loop Properties.Views contains only 1 item the 2nd item is added after succefull

mockController.ExpectAndReturn("ChildList",xpCollections[i]).Args(
               new ParameterChecker(CheckView));

i m sure u can implemented better than i did but i just try to make my self understandable

This might be a better way to do this:

// Class for checking parameters,
// We expect that the parameter will be the Properties.Views[currentViewIndex]
public class ViewChecker
{
    int currentViewIndex;
    // Set index 
    public ViewChecker(int index) 
    {
         currentViewIndex = index;
    }
    // Actual test
    public bool CheckView(object parameter)
    {
        return Properties.Views[currentViewIndex].Equals(parameter);
    }
    // Return Check Delegate
    public ParameterChecker Checker
    { 
       get { return new ParameterChecker(CheckView); }
    }
}


public void AssertRowCellDisplayText()
{
    mockController.AlwaysReturn("RelationCount",1);
    mockController.AlwaysReturn("IsEmpty",false);

    int i=0;
    foreach (string key in Properties.LevelDefaults.Keys)
    {
        mockController.ExpectAndReturn("RelationName",key).Args(new ViewChecker(0+i*3).Checker);
        mockController.ExpectAndReturn("RelationName",key).Args(new ViewChecker(1+i*3).Checker);
        mockController.ExpectAndReturn("ChildList",xpCollections[i]).Args(new ViewChecker(2+i*3).Checker);
        i+=1;
    }
    AssertRowCellDisplayText(xpBaseObjects,exludedColumns);
}

thnks for the effort and the code Scott . But i still wonder if the support for events will make our life easier?

What do u say?

thnks for the effort and the code Scott . But i still wonder if the support for events will make our life easier?

What do u say?

I have sent this request to our product manager. :D

Hi,
:D Good news, we have added MockMethodCalled events on a type/instance scope and on a method scope. for more information see the Call Events topic in the user Guide.