public void CheckForAcceptableTypes()
{
using (CaptureConsole) {
var x = new ActualImplementation().As <ClientInterface>();
var y = x.ActuallyReturnsString();
var z = x.ActuallyReturnsFileStream();
Console.WriteLine("Y is {0}", y.GetType().Name);
Console.WriteLine("Z is {0}", z.GetType().Name);
// this function doesn't match anything in the implemention
// so a stub method gets created (which returns null)
// MemoryStream a = x.ActuallyRetunsMemoryStream();
// Assert.Null(a);
// the clientinterface is more restricted than the implementation
// but that's ok.
MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream();
Assert.True(x.TakesAStream(ms));
// the clientinterface is less restrictive than the implementation
// and that's not ok.
Assert.False(x.TakesAFileStream(ms));
var shouldWork = new {
TakesAStream = new Func <Stream, bool>(stream => { return(stream != null); })
}.As <ClientInterface>();
Assert.True(shouldWork.TakesAStream(ms));
var shouldNotWork = new {
TakesAFileStream = new Func <MemoryStream, bool>(stream => {
Console.WriteLine("never called");
return(stream != null);
})
}.As <ClientInterface>();
Assert.False(shouldWork.TakesAFileStream(ms));
var shouldWorkToo = new {
ActuallyReturnsString = new Func <object>(() => "hello")
}.As <ClientInterface>();
Assert.NotNull(shouldWorkToo.ActuallyReturnsString());
var shouldNotWorkToo = new {
ActuallyRetunsMemoryStream = new Func <Stream>(() => new MemoryStream())
}.As <ClientInterface>();
Assert.Null(shouldNotWorkToo.ActuallyRetunsMemoryStream());
Func <object> fReturnsAString = new Func <object>(() => "hello");
var fShouldWork = fReturnsAString.As <ReturnsAnObject>();
Assert.NotNull(fShouldWork());
Assert.Throws <Exception>(() => {
// this shouldn't work because the return type object
// can't be expressed as a string.
var fShouldNotWork = fReturnsAString.As <ReturnsAString>();
});
}
}
public void CheckForAcceptableTypes()
{
using (CaptureConsole) {
var x = new ActualImplementation().As<ClientInterface>();
var y = x.ActuallyReturnsString();
var z = x.ActuallyReturnsFileStream();
Console.WriteLine("Y is {0}", y.GetType().Name);
Console.WriteLine("Z is {0}", z.GetType().Name);
// this function doesn't match anything in the implemention
// so a stub method gets created (which returns null)
// MemoryStream a = x.ActuallyRetunsMemoryStream();
// Assert.Null(a);
// the clientinterface is more restricted than the implementation
// but that's ok.
MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream();
Assert.True(x.TakesAStream(ms));
// the clientinterface is less restrictive than the implementation
// and that's not ok.
Assert.False(x.TakesAFileStream(ms));
var shouldWork = new {
TakesAStream = new Func<Stream, bool>(stream => {return stream != null;})
}.As<ClientInterface>();
Assert.True(shouldWork.TakesAStream(ms));
var shouldNotWork = new {
TakesAFileStream = new Func<MemoryStream, bool>(stream => {
Console.WriteLine("never called");
return stream != null;
})
}.As<ClientInterface>();
Assert.False(shouldWork.TakesAFileStream(ms));
var shouldWorkToo = new {
ActuallyReturnsString = new Func<object>(() => "hello")
}.As<ClientInterface>();
Assert.NotNull(shouldWorkToo.ActuallyReturnsString());
var shouldNotWorkToo = new {
ActuallyRetunsMemoryStream = new Func<Stream>(() => new MemoryStream())
}.As<ClientInterface>();
Assert.Null(shouldNotWorkToo.ActuallyRetunsMemoryStream());
Func<object> fReturnsAString = new Func<object>(() => "hello");
var fShouldWork = fReturnsAString.As<ReturnsAnObject>();
Assert.NotNull(fShouldWork());
Assert.Throws<Exception>(() => {
// this shouldn't work because the return type object
// can't be expressed as a string.
var fShouldNotWork = fReturnsAString.As<ReturnsAString>();
});
}
}