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I've a method to test which further calls another method that has some arguments. I want to check the value of these arguments/variables, as they are local to test method, I got no way to test these value.
Or
There could be some way to test the argument values of a method that i am mocking.

Thanks
asked by sony (7.2k points)

3 Answers

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Hi Sony,

I didn't quite understand the problem.
Can you use:

Isolate.Verify.WasCalledWithExactArguments()

If not, can you post a code example showing the problem at hand?
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Yonatan,
TypeMock Support
answered by yonatan (1.6k points)
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Thanks for your reply,

I've a method which i want to test, after some processing another method get called with some arguments, i want to test the values of these arguments(variables as the result of computation in my test method).

example is

Email = User.Email;
user.UserType = isAdmin? UserType.SuperAdmin: UserType.Operator;
//argument to be checked is user.UserType and Email
ProcessUser(Email,user.UserType);

This is the simplest example, real scenario is somewhat complex. but if you suggest me something by which i could get the value of arguments in ProcessUser method, it'll do.

Thanks
answered by sony (7.2k points)
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Hi Sony,

Assuming that you know what will be the values of the arguments, you can use WasCalledWithExactArguments method.
Examples:
// call code under test
foo.MethodUnderTest()

// verification is done after the code under test gets called.
Isolate.Verify.WasCalledWithExactArguments(() => fake.ProcessUser("foo@email.com", UserType.Operator));

The test above will pass only if ProcessUser gets called with the values:
"foo@email.com" and UserType.Operator

Please let me know if it helps.
answered by ohad (35.4k points)
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