public void DoTheStuffMocked()
{
// Arrange
const string EXPECTED_RESULT = TypesAndConsts.MOCK_STRING;
// The following line not only returns an instance of a MOCK of the
// depended on class, it also registers the mock as the REAL THING
// So...if one were to create an instance of IoCExampleClass, the
// class that it depends on WOULD BE THIS MOCK, NOT THE REAL THING!
// If one wants to access the Real Thing, use:
// vMockClass.Object; is the Real IoCDependedOnClass
Mock <IIoCDependedOnClass> vMockDependedOnClass =
MockInstanceFactory.GetMock <IIoCDependedOnClass>();
// Now, fixup the method in the depended on class such that it will
// return something OTHER than the TypesAndConsts.REAL_STRING value.
// This will demonstrate that the mock and it's new method are what
// are being executed and tested against.
vMockDependedOnClass.Setup
(m => m.DoTheDependedOnStuff()).Returns(EXPECTED_RESULT);
// Act
IoCExampleClass vClass = MockInstanceFactory.GetActual <IoCExampleClass>();
string vRealResult = vClass.DoTheStuff();
// Assert
Assert.That(vRealResult, Is.EqualTo(EXPECTED_RESULT));
}
public IoCService(IoCExampleClass aIoCExampleClass)
{
if (aIoCExampleClass == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("aIoCExampleClass");
}
_IoCExampleClass = aIoCExampleClass;
InitializeComponent();
_Timer = new Timer()
{
Interval = 5000
};
_Timer.Elapsed += Timer_Elapsed;
CanPauseAndContinue = true;
}
