public InterceptionAction HandleIntercept(ICallContext invocation, InterceptorContext ctx, CurrentInterceptContext localctx)
{
this.ctx = ctx;
if (!FluentMockContext.IsActive)
{
//Special case for events
if (invocation.Method.IsEventAttach())
{
var delegateInstance = (Delegate)invocation.Arguments[0];
// TODO: validate we can get the event?
var eventInfo = this.GetEventFromName(invocation.Method.Name.Substring(4));
if (ctx.Mock.CallBase && !eventInfo.DeclaringType.IsInterface)
{
invocation.InvokeBase();
}
else if (delegateInstance != null)
{
ctx.AddEventHandler(eventInfo, (Delegate)invocation.Arguments[0]);
}
return InterceptionAction.Stop;
}
else if (invocation.Method.IsEventDetach())
{
var delegateInstance = (Delegate)invocation.Arguments[0];
// TODO: validate we can get the event?
var eventInfo = this.GetEventFromName(invocation.Method.Name.Substring(7));
if (ctx.Mock.CallBase && !eventInfo.DeclaringType.IsInterface)
{
invocation.InvokeBase();
}
else if (delegateInstance != null)
{
ctx.RemoveEventHandler(eventInfo, (Delegate)invocation.Arguments[0]);
}
return InterceptionAction.Stop;
}
// Save to support Verify[expression] pattern.
// In a fluent invocation context, which is a recorder-like
// mode we use to evaluate delegates by actually running them,
// we don't want to count the invocation, or actually run
// previous setups.
ctx.AddInvocation(invocation);
}
return InterceptionAction.Continue;
}
public InterceptionAction HandleIntercept(ICallContext invocation, InterceptorContext ctx, CurrentInterceptContext localctx)
{
this.ctx = ctx;
if (!FluentMockContext.IsActive)
{
//Special case for events
if (invocation.Method.IsEventAttach())
{
var delegateInstance = (Delegate)invocation.Arguments[0];
// TODO: validate we can get the event?
var eventInfo = this.GetEventFromName(invocation.Method.Name.Substring(4));
if (ctx.Mock.CallBase && !eventInfo.DeclaringType.IsInterface)
{
invocation.InvokeBase();
}
else if (delegateInstance != null)
{
ctx.AddEventHandler(eventInfo, (Delegate)invocation.Arguments[0]);
}
return(InterceptionAction.Stop);
}
else if (invocation.Method.IsEventDetach())
{
var delegateInstance = (Delegate)invocation.Arguments[0];
// TODO: validate we can get the event?
var eventInfo = this.GetEventFromName(invocation.Method.Name.Substring(7));
if (ctx.Mock.CallBase && !eventInfo.DeclaringType.IsInterface)
{
invocation.InvokeBase();
}
else if (delegateInstance != null)
{
ctx.RemoveEventHandler(eventInfo, (Delegate)invocation.Arguments[0]);
}
return(InterceptionAction.Stop);
}
// Save to support Verify[expression] pattern.
// In a fluent invocation context, which is a recorder-like
// mode we use to evaluate delegates by actually running them,
// we don't want to count the invocation, or actually run
// previous setups.
ctx.AddInvocation(invocation);
}
return(InterceptionAction.Continue);
}
public InterceptionAction HandleIntercept(ICallContext invocation, InterceptorContext ctx, CurrentInterceptContext localctx)
{
this.ctx = ctx;
if (!FluentMockContext.IsActive)
{
//Special case for events
if (invocation.Method.LooksLikeEventAttach())
{
var eventInfo = this.GetEventFromName(invocation.Method.Name.Substring("add_".Length));
if (eventInfo != null)
{
// TODO: We could compare `invocation.Method` and `eventInfo.GetAddMethod()` here.
// If they are equal, then `invocation.Method` is definitely an event `add` accessor.
// Not sure whether this would work with F# and COM; see commit 44070a9.
if (ctx.Mock.CallBase && !invocation.Method.IsAbstract)
{
invocation.InvokeBase();
return(InterceptionAction.Stop);
}
else if (invocation.Arguments.Length > 0 && invocation.Arguments[0] is Delegate delegateInstance)
{
ctx.AddEventHandler(eventInfo, delegateInstance);
return(InterceptionAction.Stop);
}
}
// wasn't an event attach accessor after all
return(InterceptionAction.Continue);
}
else if (invocation.Method.LooksLikeEventDetach())
{
var eventInfo = this.GetEventFromName(invocation.Method.Name.Substring("remove_".Length));
if (eventInfo != null)
{
// TODO: We could compare `invocation.Method` and `eventInfo.GetRemoveMethod()` here.
// If they are equal, then `invocation.Method` is definitely an event `remove` accessor.
// Not sure whether this would work with F# and COM; see commit 44070a9.
if (ctx.Mock.CallBase && !invocation.Method.IsAbstract)
{
invocation.InvokeBase();
return(InterceptionAction.Stop);
}
else if (invocation.Arguments.Length > 0 && invocation.Arguments[0] is Delegate delegateInstance)
{
ctx.RemoveEventHandler(eventInfo, delegateInstance);
return(InterceptionAction.Stop);
}
}
// wasn't an event detach accessor after all
return(InterceptionAction.Continue);
}
// Save to support Verify[expression] pattern.
// In a fluent invocation context, which is a recorder-like
// mode we use to evaluate delegates by actually running them,
// we don't want to count the invocation, or actually run
// previous setups.
ctx.AddInvocation(invocation);
}
return(InterceptionAction.Continue);
}
