private Mock <VBE> CreateVbeMock()
{
var vbe = new Mock <VBE>();
var windows = new MockWindowsCollection {
VBE = vbe.Object
};
vbe.Setup(m => m.Windows).Returns(() => windows);
vbe.SetupProperty(m => m.ActiveCodePane);
vbe.SetupProperty(m => m.ActiveVBProject);
vbe.SetupGet(m => m.SelectedVBComponent).Returns(() => vbe.Object.ActiveCodePane.CodeModule.Parent);
vbe.SetupGet(m => m.ActiveWindow).Returns(() => vbe.Object.ActiveCodePane.Window);
var mainWindow = new Mock <Window>();
mainWindow.Setup(m => m.HWnd).Returns(0);
vbe.SetupGet(m => m.MainWindow).Returns(() => mainWindow.Object);
_vbProjects = CreateProjectsMock();
vbe.SetupGet(m => m.VBProjects).Returns(() => _vbProjects.Object);
_vbCodePanes = CreateCodePanesMock();
vbe.SetupGet(m => m.CodePanes).Returns(() => _vbCodePanes.Object);
return(vbe);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a new <see cref="Mock{VBE}"/> that returns the <see cref="Windows"/> collection argument out of the Windows property.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="windows">
/// A <see cref="MockWindowsCollection"/> is expected.
/// Other objects implementing the<see cref="Windows"/> interface could cause issues.
/// </param>
/// <returns></returns>
internal static Mock <VBE> CreateVbeMock(MockWindowsCollection windows)
{
var vbe = new Mock <VBE>();
windows.VBE = vbe.Object;
vbe.Setup(m => m.Windows).Returns(windows);
vbe.SetupProperty(m => m.ActiveCodePane);
vbe.SetupProperty(m => m.ActiveVBProject);
vbe.SetupGet(m => m.SelectedVBComponent).Returns(() => vbe.Object.ActiveCodePane.CodeModule.Parent);
vbe.SetupGet(m => m.ActiveWindow).Returns(() => vbe.Object.ActiveCodePane.Window);
//setting up a main window lets the native window functions fun
var mainWindow = new Mock <Window>();
mainWindow.Setup(m => m.HWnd).Returns(0);
vbe.SetupGet(m => m.MainWindow).Returns(mainWindow.Object);
return(vbe);
}
