Make Moq Setup recognice an array with values
How do I make Moq Setup recognise two arrays with the same values as equal?
I have this method that takes a list of strings as parameter.
class Hospital{
Patient GetPatients( DateTime dates ){
...
}
}
I setup a mock where I require the exact parameter.
var hospital= new Mock<Hospital>( MockBehavior.Strict );
hospital.Setup( m => m.GetPatients( new { new DateTime(2016,10,30) } ) );
Then, in my testee, I do the call.
hospital.GetPatients( new { date } ); // date is DateTime(2016,10,30).
It does not recognise my mock.
This is natural as Equals does not consider two arrays equal.
But how do I make it?
c# moq
asked Oct 30 '16 at 9:13
LosManos
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How do I make Moq Setup recognise two arrays with the same values as equal?
I have this method that takes a list of strings as parameter.
class Hospital{
Patient GetPatients( DateTime dates ){
...
}
}
I setup a mock where I require the exact parameter.
var hospital= new Mock<Hospital>( MockBehavior.Strict );
hospital.Setup( m => m.GetPatients( new { new DateTime(2016,10,30) } ) );
Then, in my testee, I do the call.
hospital.GetPatients( new { date } ); // date is DateTime(2016,10,30).
It does not recognise my mock.
This is natural as Equals does not consider two arrays equal.
But how do I make it?
c# moq
asked Oct 30 '16 at 9:13
LosManos
3,42442765
add a comment |
How do I make Moq Setup recognise two arrays with the same values as equal?
I have this method that takes a list of strings as parameter.
class Hospital{
Patient GetPatients( DateTime dates ){
...
}
}
I setup a mock where I require the exact parameter.
var hospital= new Mock<Hospital>( MockBehavior.Strict );
hospital.Setup( m => m.GetPatients( new { new DateTime(2016,10,30) } ) );
Then, in my testee, I do the call.
hospital.GetPatients( new { date } ); // date is DateTime(2016,10,30).
It does not recognise my mock.
This is natural as Equals does not consider two arrays equal.
But how do I make it?
c# moq
asked Oct 30 '16 at 9:13
LosManos
3,42442765
How do I make Moq Setup recognise two arrays with the same values as equal?
I have this method that takes a list of strings as parameter.
class Hospital{
Patient GetPatients( DateTime dates ){
...
}
}
I setup a mock where I require the exact parameter.
var hospital= new Mock<Hospital>( MockBehavior.Strict );
hospital.Setup( m => m.GetPatients( new { new DateTime(2016,10,30) } ) );
Then, in my testee, I do the call.
hospital.GetPatients( new { date } ); // date is DateTime(2016,10,30).
It does not recognise my mock.
This is natural as Equals does not consider two arrays equal.
But how do I make it?
c# moq
c# moq
asked Oct 30 '16 at 9:13
LosManos
3,42442765
asked Oct 30 '16 at 9:13
LosManos
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asked Oct 30 '16 at 9:13
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asked Oct 30 '16 at 9:13
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My solution was to (realise it is possible to) put a lambda in It.Is like It.Is<>( => )
var hospital= new Mock<Hospital>( MockBehavior.Strict );
hospital.Setup( m => m.GetPatients(
It.Is<DateTime>( d => AreEqual(d) ) );
and a helper method
bool AreEqual( DateTime dates ){
return dates.Counts == 1
&& dates[0] == new DateTime( 2016, 10, 30 );
}
answered Oct 30 '16 at 20:18
LosManos
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Maybe at the time you asked this question Moq did not have this implemented. But now it should work the way you wrote.
Moq does not use simple .Equal() method to verify if value are the same. It has a bit more complicated matching created. If it find IEnumerable then it uses .SequenceEqual()
Since Array is Ienumerable it should work for you.
answered Nov 20 at 18:09
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My solution was to (realise it is possible to) put a lambda in It.Is like It.Is<>( => )
var hospital= new Mock<Hospital>( MockBehavior.Strict );
hospital.Setup( m => m.GetPatients(
It.Is<DateTime>( d => AreEqual(d) ) );
and a helper method
bool AreEqual( DateTime dates ){
return dates.Counts == 1
&& dates[0] == new DateTime( 2016, 10, 30 );
}
answered Oct 30 '16 at 20:18
LosManos
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My solution was to (realise it is possible to) put a lambda in It.Is like It.Is<>( => )
var hospital= new Mock<Hospital>( MockBehavior.Strict );
hospital.Setup( m => m.GetPatients(
It.Is<DateTime>( d => AreEqual(d) ) );
and a helper method
bool AreEqual( DateTime dates ){
return dates.Counts == 1
&& dates[0] == new DateTime( 2016, 10, 30 );
}
answered Oct 30 '16 at 20:18
LosManos
3,42442765
add a comment |
My solution was to (realise it is possible to) put a lambda in It.Is like It.Is<>( => )
var hospital= new Mock<Hospital>( MockBehavior.Strict );
hospital.Setup( m => m.GetPatients(
It.Is<DateTime>( d => AreEqual(d) ) );
and a helper method
bool AreEqual( DateTime dates ){
return dates.Counts == 1
&& dates[0] == new DateTime( 2016, 10, 30 );
}
answered Oct 30 '16 at 20:18
LosManos
3,42442765
My solution was to (realise it is possible to) put a lambda in It.Is like It.Is<>( => )
var hospital= new Mock<Hospital>( MockBehavior.Strict );
hospital.Setup( m => m.GetPatients(
It.Is<DateTime>( d => AreEqual(d) ) );
and a helper method
bool AreEqual( DateTime dates ){
return dates.Counts == 1
&& dates[0] == new DateTime( 2016, 10, 30 );
}
answered Oct 30 '16 at 20:18
LosManos
3,42442765
answered Oct 30 '16 at 20:18
LosManos
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answered Oct 30 '16 at 20:18
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Maybe at the time you asked this question Moq did not have this implemented. But now it should work the way you wrote.
Moq does not use simple .Equal() method to verify if value are the same. It has a bit more complicated matching created. If it find IEnumerable then it uses .SequenceEqual()
Since Array is Ienumerable it should work for you.
answered Nov 20 at 18:09
Benas Kikutis
236
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Maybe at the time you asked this question Moq did not have this implemented. But now it should work the way you wrote.
Moq does not use simple .Equal() method to verify if value are the same. It has a bit more complicated matching created. If it find IEnumerable then it uses .SequenceEqual()
Since Array is Ienumerable it should work for you.
answered Nov 20 at 18:09
Benas Kikutis
236
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Maybe at the time you asked this question Moq did not have this implemented. But now it should work the way you wrote.
Moq does not use simple .Equal() method to verify if value are the same. It has a bit more complicated matching created. If it find IEnumerable then it uses .SequenceEqual()
Since Array is Ienumerable it should work for you.
answered Nov 20 at 18:09
Benas Kikutis
236
Maybe at the time you asked this question Moq did not have this implemented. But now it should work the way you wrote.
Moq does not use simple .Equal() method to verify if value are the same. It has a bit more complicated matching created. If it find IEnumerable then it uses .SequenceEqual()
Since Array is Ienumerable it should work for you.
answered Nov 20 at 18:09
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answered Nov 20 at 18:09
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