Re: [NMock2-Dev] Custom Matchers tutorial

[Nat P. <nat...@gm...>]

Mike, there are problems with that tutorial as I pointed out in the
comments.  If you want tutorials for the nmock site, why not use the
custom constraints, matchers and actions tutorials from the jMock site
and convert the code to NMock2.  I wrote those to address common
questions on the jMock mailing lists, and they've been improved
through feedback from users.  Having common tutorials will also help
people transition from one framework to the other.

I can put them under some Creative Commons license if you want.

--Nat.


On 3/2/06, M. Scott Ford <va...@sc...> wrote:
> I am already there as M. Scott Ford. The posted address is my home
> address, and that is the one that I want to use. Just Scott Ford was my
> work address. I was unable to keep up with the list while at work using
> my personal account, so I subscribed from my work address. I hope that
> this did not confuse anyone. So, yeah, in short, I (M. Scott Ford) am
> me(Scott Ford). :)
>
> Mike Mason wrote:
>
> > That's great stuff Scott. I shall blatently steal that content for the
> > new NMock website. I'd like to add you to the "Team" page -- would you
> > like to be "Scott Ford" or some other name, and would you like your
> > email address included (and if so, which one?).
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Mike.
>
>
>
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