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adding custom behavior when the method is called

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Is it in TypeMock somthing analogous to "Do" steatment in rhino mock?
The scenario i want to realise is as fallowing:
I have in outer file a large set of data in the form of pairs ( input param, calculed ret val ) . I can write somthing like this: 

for( i = 0 ; i < size ; i++ )
{
     myObject.f( a[i] ) ;
     recorder.Return( b[i] ).RepeatAlways().WhenArgumentsMatch() ;
}


but what if the size if really very big? I would preffer direct access to the item in data file.
Thanks for help.
asked by Lukasz Czekaj
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I am not sure what to Do statement is.
There are a few ways to deal with this.
1. create a fake file with your data and mock the Load statement to read the test file 
// in your code:
Load("data.txt");
// to mock:
mock.Exepect("Load").Args(new Assert(@"....	est.txt"));


2. You can return a new HashTable and return it instead of your file implementation: 
recorder.ExpectAndReturn(myObject.f, new Hashtable());


3. Use DynamicReturnValues 
myObject.f();
recorder.Return(new DynamicReturnValue(
  delegate(object[] p, object c) 
  { 
     int index = int(p[0]);
     return b(index); 
  }));
answered by scott
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DynamicReturnValues - that is what i need. Thanks.
answered by Lukasz Czekaj
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