Best JustMockLite code snippet using Telerik.JustMock.Tests.EventClassFactory
EventsFixture.cs
Source: EventsFixture.cs
...255 {256 var mock = Mock.Create<IHasEvent>();257 Mock.Arrange(() => mock.Value).Returns(5);258 int actualValue = 0;259 var type = EventClassFactory.CreateClassWithEventWithRaiseMethod();260 var obj = Activator.CreateInstance(type);261 Action probe = () => actualValue = mock.Value;262 type.GetField("Probe").SetValue(obj, probe);263 new PrivateAccessor(obj).RaiseEvent("StuffHappened");264 Assert.Equal(5, actualValue);265 }266#endif267 [TestMethod, TestCategory("Lite"), TestCategory("Events")]268 public void ShouldAssertEventHandlerAddingOccurrence()269 {270 var doc = Mock.Create<IDocument>();271 Mock.ArrangeSet<IDocument>(() => doc.IsDirtyChanged += null).IgnoreArguments().OccursOnce();272 Assert.Throws<AssertionException>(() => Mock.Assert(doc));273 doc.IsDirtyChanged += (o, e) => { };...
EventClassFactory.cs
Source: EventClassFactory.cs
...5using System.Reflection.Emit;6using System.Text;7namespace Telerik.JustMock.Tests8{9 public static class EventClassFactory10 {11 private static ModuleBuilder moduleBuilder;12 private const string ModuleName = "Telerik.JustMock.DemoLib.Dynamic";13 public static Type CreateClassWithEventWithRaiseMethod()14 {15 if (moduleBuilder == null)16 {17#if !NETCORE18 var assemblyBuilder = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.DefineDynamicAssembly(new AssemblyName(ModuleName), AssemblyBuilderAccess.Run);19#else20 var assemblyBuilder = AssemblyBuilder.DefineDynamicAssembly(new AssemblyName(ModuleName), AssemblyBuilderAccess.Run);21#endif22 moduleBuilder = assemblyBuilder.DefineDynamicModule(ModuleName);23 }...
EventClassFactory
Using AI Code Generation
1using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;2{3 {4 public static EventClass Create()5 {6 return new EventClass();7 }8 }9}10using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;11{12 {13 public static EventClass Create()14 {15 return new EventClass();16 }17 }18}19using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;20{21 {22 public static EventClass Create()23 {24 return new EventClass();25 }26 }27}28using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;29{30 {31 public static EventClass Create()32 {33 return new EventClass();34 }35 }36}
EventClassFactory
Using AI Code Generation
1using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;2{3 {4 public void Method1()5 {6 var factory = new EventClassFactory();7 var eventClass = factory.Create();8 eventClass.RaiseEvent();9 }10 }11}
EventClassFactory
Using AI Code Generation
1using Teleik.JustMock.Tests;2{3 {ic vod SomeMethod()4 {5 vareentClassFactry = new EventClassFactory();6 var eventClass = eventClassFactory.Create();7 eventClass.Event += (sender, args) => { };8 }9 }10}
EventClassFactory
Using AI Code Generation
1using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;2using Telerik.JustMock.Tests.Model;3using Telerik.JustMock.Tests.Demo;4using Telerik.JustMock;5using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;6{7 {8 public void TestMethod1()9 {10 var mock = Mock.Create<IEventClassFactory>();11 Mock.Arrange(() => mock.CreateEventClass()).Returns(new EventClass());12 var consumer = new Consumer(mock);13 consumer.Start();14 Assert.IsTrue(consumer.Started);15 }16 }17}
EventClassFactory
Using AI Code Generation
1{2 {3 public void Method1()4 {5 var factory = new EventClassFactory();6 var eventClass = factory.Create();7 eventClass.RaiseEvent();8 }9 }10}
EventClassFactory
Using AI Code Generation
1using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;2{3 {4 public void SomeMethod()5 {6 var eventClassFactory = new EventClassFactory();7 var eventClass = eventClassFactory.Create();8 eventClass.Event += (sender, args) => { };9 }10 }11}
EventClassFactory
Using AI Code Generation
1using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;2{3 public void CreateEventClassTest()4 {5 var eventClass = EventClassFactory.CreateEventClass();6 var eventArgs = new EventArgs();7 eventClass.TestEvent += (sender, args) =>8 {9 Assert.AreSame(eventClass, sender);10 Assert.AreSame(args, eventArgs);11 };12 eventClass.OnTestEvent(eventArgs);13 }14}15using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;16{17 public void TestEventTest()18 {19 var eventClass = Mock.Create<EventClass>();20 var eventArgs = new EventArgs();21 Mock.Arrange(() => eventClass.TestEvent += Arg.Any<EventHandler<EventArgs>>())22 .DoInstead((EventHandler<EventArgs> handler) => eventClass.TestEvent += handler)23 .DoInstead((EventHandler<EventArgs> handler) => handler(eventClass, eventArgs));24 eventClass.TestEvent += (sender, args) =>25 {26 Assert.AreSame(eventClass, sender);27 Assert.AreSame(args, eventArgs);28 };29 eventClass.OnTestEvent(eventArgs);30 }31}32Mocking Events (Advanced)33Mocking Events (Advanced)
EventClassFactory
Using AI Code Generation
1{2 public static void Main()3 {4 var eventClassFactory = new EventClassFactory();5 var instance = eventClassFactory.CreateEventClass();6 instance.MyEvent += (sender, args) => Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");7 instance.RaiseMyEvent(null, null);8 }9}10{11 public static void Main()12 {13 var eventClassFactory = new EventClassFactory();14 var instance = eventClassFactory.CreateEventClass();15 instance.MyEvent += (sender, args) => Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");16 instance.RaiseMyEvent(null, null);17 }18}19{20 public static void Main()21 {22 var eventClassFactory = new EventClassFactory();23 var instance = eventClassFactory.CreateEventClass();24 instance.MyEvent += (sender, args) => Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");25 instance.RaiseMyEvent(null, null);26 }27}28{29 public static void Main()30 {31 var eventClassFactory = new EventClassFactory();32 var instance = eventClassFactory.CreateEventClass();33 instance.MyEvent += (sender, args) => Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");34 instance.RaiseMyEvent(null, null);35 }36}37{38 public static void Main()39 {40 var eventClassFactory = new EventClassFactory();41 var instance = eventClassFactory.CreateEventClass();42 instance.MyEvent += (sender, args) => Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");43 instance.RaiseMyEvent(null, null);44 }45}46{47 public static void Main()48 {49 var eventClassFactory = new EventClassFactory();50 var instance = eventClassFactory.CreateEventClass();51 instance.MyEvent += (sender, args) => Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");52 instance.RaiseMyEvent(null, null);53 }
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