public void HasChanged_UsesStrategy()
{
_strategyStrictMock.Expect(mock => mock.HasDataChanged(Arg.Is(_decoratorWithRealData), Arg <IDomainObjectCollectionData> .Is.Anything))
.Return(true)
.WhenCalled(mi => CheckOriginalDataMatches(_decoratorWithRealData.OriginalData, (IDomainObjectCollectionData)mi.Arguments[1]))
.Repeat.Once();
_strategyStrictMock.Replay();
// Make strategy call necessary because both collections have the same count, but different items.
_decoratorWithRealData.Replace(0, DomainObjectMother.CreateFakeObject <Order> ());
Assert.That(_decoratorWithRealData.Count, Is.EqualTo(_decoratorWithRealData.OriginalData.Count));
var result = _decoratorWithRealData.HasChanged(_strategyStrictMock);
_strategyStrictMock.VerifyAllExpectations();
Assert.That(result, Is.True);
}
public void HasDataChanged()
{
_changeDetectionStrategyMock
.Expect(mock => mock.HasDataChanged(
Arg.Is(_dataManager.CollectionData),
Arg <IDomainObjectCollectionData> .List.Equal(_dataManager.OriginalCollectionData)))
.Return(true);
_changeDetectionStrategyMock.Replay();
// require use of strategy
_dataManager.CollectionData.Add(_domainObject2);
_dataManager.CollectionData.Remove(_domainObject2);
var result = _dataManager.HasDataChanged();
_changeDetectionStrategyMock.VerifyAllExpectations();
Assert.That(result, Is.EqualTo(true));
}