Re: [Nmock-general] properties

[Joe W. <jo...@tr...>]

Cliff,

This is an awkward little bug you've discovered. It's caused by the fact 
that NMock has no support for overloads and treats the following two 
methods as the same:

void Name(string name);
String Name();

I shall try to get a fix together asap.

Thanks
-Joe


Vaughn, Clifton wrote:

>Hello all,
>
>Any reason why this test doesn't pass?  I think it should.
>
>		
>		public interface IFoo 
>		{
>			string Name { get; set; }
>		}
>
>		public void TestInit()
>		{
>			DynamicMock foo = new DynamicMock( typeof( IFoo ) );
>			IFoo ifoo = ((IFoo)foo.MockInstance);
>			foo.SetupResult( "Name", "bob" );
>			foo.Expect( "Name", "bill" );
>
>			System.Diagnostics.Debug.Write( ifoo.Name );
>			ifoo.Name = "bill";
>			foo.Verify();
>		}
>
>cliff
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