Re: [MO-java-dev] dynamic mock cannot handle overloaded methods

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Nat Pryce wrote:<br>
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I'm confused about this:  

* MockCall *is* part of the public interface.

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    <pre wrap="">Adding a method to MockCall will not break existing code. (But it will 
make creating anonymous inners harder, as you point out below.)
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It will break all code that defines classes that implement MockCall.</pre>
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Whoops. I was thinking MockCall was a class.<br>
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      <pre wrap="">* Constraints do not specify the expected argument types, so I don't see
how querying for a list of constraints will help you overload on
argument types.

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    <pre wrap="">Not the constraints, but the Class of the object being constrained.
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The Constraints do not have any knowledge of the class of the object
being constraint, except for the IsInstanceOf constraint, which is a
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But they have the object being constrained. The object knows its Class. Am
I missing something?<br>
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-bk<br>
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