public void execute_a_combination_policy()
{
var policy = MockFor <ICombinationPolicy>();
var combos = new AssetFileCombination[] {
new ScriptFileCombination(new AssetFile[0]),
new ScriptFileCombination(new AssetFile[0]),
new ScriptFileCombination(new AssetFile[0]),
new ScriptFileCombination(new AssetFile[0])
};
var thePlan = MockRepository.GenerateMock <AssetTagPlan>(MimeType.Css, new AssetFile[0]);
// Leaving this in here. What I found out in the Storyteller testing is that
// we have to apply the combination policy "go find existing combinations" first
//combos.Each(combo => thePlan.Expect(x => x.TryCombination(combo)).Return(true));
policy.Stub(x => x.DetermineCombinations(thePlan)).Return(combos);
ClassUnderTest.ExecutePolicy(thePlan, policy);
combos.Each(c => MockFor <IAssetCombinationCache>().AssertWasCalled(x => x.StoreCombination(thePlan.MimeType, c)));
// All the combos should have been registered
thePlan.VerifyAllExpectations();
}
public void try_all_existing_combinations()
{
var combos = new AssetFileCombination[] {
new ScriptFileCombination(new AssetFile[0]),
new ScriptFileCombination(new AssetFile[0]),
new ScriptFileCombination(new AssetFile[0]),
new ScriptFileCombination(new AssetFile[0])
};
var thePlan = MockRepository.GenerateMock <AssetTagPlan>(MimeType.Css, new AssetFile[0]);
MockFor <IAssetCombinationCache>().Stub(x => x.OrderedListOfCombinations(thePlan.MimeType))
.Return(combos);
combos.Each(c => thePlan.Expect(x => x.TryCombination(c)).Return(true));
ClassUnderTest.TryAllExistingCombinations(thePlan);
// Should try all the existing combinations
thePlan.VerifyAllExpectations();
}