How to use ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig method of Telerik.JustMock.Tests.Foo class

Best JustMockLite code snippet using Telerik.JustMock.Tests.Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig

MockFixture.cs

...2089			);2090			Assert.Equal(5, proxy.i);2091		}2092		[TestMethod, TestCategory("Lite"), TestCategory("Mock"), TestCategory("FluentConfig")]2093		public void ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()2094		{2095			var proxy = (Base)Mock.Create(typeof(Base), fluentConfig =>2096				fluentConfig.MockConstructor()2097			);2098			Assert.Equal(default(int), proxy.i);2099		}2100		#endregion2101	}2102}...

ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig

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1Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();2Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();3Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();4Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();5Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();6Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();7Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();8Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();9Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();10Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();11Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();12Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();13Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();

ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig

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1var foo = new Foo();2foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();3var foo = new Foo();4foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();5var foo = new Foo();6foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();7var foo = new Foo();8foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();9var foo = new Foo();10foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();11var foo = new Foo();12foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();13var foo = new Foo();14foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();15var foo = new Foo();16foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();17var foo = new Foo();18foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();19var foo = new Foo();20foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();21var foo = new Foo();22foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();23var foo = new Foo();

ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig

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1using Telerik.JustMock;2using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;3using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;4using System;5using System.Collections.Generic;6using System.Linq;7using System.Text;8using System.Threading.Tasks;9{10    {11        public void ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()12        {13            Mock.Arrange(() => new Foo(1, 2, 3).Bar).Returns(5);14        }15    }16}17using Telerik.JustMock;18using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;19using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;20using System;21using System.Collections.Generic;22using System.Linq;23using System.Text;24using System.Threading.Tasks;25{26    {27        public void ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()28        {29            var foo = Mock.Create<Foo>();30        }31    }32}33using Telerik.JustMock;

ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig

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1using Telerik.JustMock;2using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;3{4    {5        static void Main(string[] args)6        {7            Mock.Arrange(() => Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()).Returns(true);8            var result = Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig();9            Mock.Assert(() => Foo.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig());10        }11    }12}

ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig

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1using Telerik.JustMock;2{3    {4        public Foo(int a)5        {6        }7    }8}9using Telerik.JustMock;10{11    {12        public Foo(int a)13        {14        }15    }16}17using Telerik.JustMock;18{19    {20        public Foo(int a)21        {22        }23    }24}25using Telerik.JustMock;26{27    {28        public Foo(int a)29        {30        }31    }32}33using Telerik.JustMock;34{35    {36        public Foo(int a)37        {38        }39    }40}41using Telerik.JustMock;42{43    {44        public Foo(int a)45        {46        }47    }48}49using Telerik.JustMock;50{51    {52        public Foo(int a)53        {54        }55    }56}57using Telerik.JustMock;58{59    {60        public Foo(int a)61        {62        }63    }64}

ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig

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1var mock = Mock.Create<Foo>();2Mock.Arrange(() => mock.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()).Returns("test");3var mock = Mock.Create<Foo>();4Mock.Arrange(() => mock.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()).Returns("test");5var mock = Mock.Create<Foo>();6Mock.Arrange(() => mock.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()).Returns("test");7var mock = Mock.Create<Foo>();8Mock.Arrange(() => mock.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()).Returns("test");9var mock = Mock.Create<Foo>();10Mock.Arrange(() => mock.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()).Returns("test");11var mock = Mock.Create<Foo>();12Mock.Arrange(() => mock.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()).Returns("test");13var mock = Mock.Create<Foo>();14Mock.Arrange(() => mock.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()).Returns("test");15var mock = Mock.Create<Foo>();16Mock.Arrange(() => mock.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()).Returns("test");17var mock = Mock.Create<Foo>();18Mock.Arrange(() => mock.ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()).Returns("test");

ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig

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1public void ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()2{3    var mock = Mock.Create(() => new Foo(), Behavior.CallOriginal);4    Mock.Arrange(() => new Foo().Bar).Returns(1);5    Mock.Arrange(() => new Foo().Bar2).Returns(2);6    Mock.Arrange(() => new Foo().Bar3).Returns(3);7    var foo = new Foo();8    Assert.AreEqual(1, foo.Bar);9    Assert.AreEqual(2, foo.Bar2);10    Assert.AreEqual(3, foo.Bar3);11}12public void ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()13{14    var mock = Mock.Create(() => new Foo(), Behavior.CallOriginal);15    Mock.Arrange(() => new Foo().Bar).Returns(1);16    Mock.Arrange(() => new Foo().Bar2).Returns(2);17    Mock.Arrange(() => new Foo().Bar3).Returns(3);18    var foo = new Foo();19    Assert.AreEqual(1, foo.Bar);20    Assert.AreEqual(2, foo.Bar2);21    Assert.AreEqual(3, foo.Bar3);22}23public void ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()24{25    var mock = Mock.Create(() => new Foo(), Behavior.CallOriginal);26    Mock.Arrange(() => new Foo().Bar).Returns(1);27    Mock.Arrange(() => new Foo().Bar2).Returns(2);28    Mock.Arrange(() => new Foo().Bar3).Returns(3);29    var foo = new Foo();30    Assert.AreEqual(1, foo.Bar);31    Assert.AreEqual(2, foo.Bar2);32    Assert.AreEqual(3, foo.Bar3);33}34public void ShouldMockConstructorWithFluentConfig()35{36    var mock = Mock.Create(() => new

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