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I have a test where I need to mock all instances of a classe being created in the tested code.

How can I do this?
asked by paulo.morgado
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Paulo hi,

You can use the MockAll method in order to mock all instances created from a given type. 

Mock mock = MockManager.MockAll(typeof(SomeType));


:idea: a lot of cool stuff can be found in our cheat sheets: https://www.typemock.com/Docs/CheatSheets.html
answered by lior
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Hi lior,

I was probably missing a good night sleep or some coffe, because now it works.

Even better, I can now do this: 

using (RecordExpectations recorder = RecorderManager.StartRecording())
{
  global::Esi.FlexView.PL.Web.Security.Principal.RolePrincipal user = new global::Esi.FlexView.PL.Web.Security.Principal.RolePrincipal(flexViewIdentity);
  recorder.CheckArguments();
  recorder.ExpectAndReturn(user.Identity, flexViewIdentity).RepeatAlways();
}
answered by paulo.morgado
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