New expectations

Hi,

These seem like a good idea, we will see when we can add them in.
In the meantime, here is a quick way to do this:

ExpectNoCall(methodName)

can be done as follows:

AlwaysThrow(methodName,new VerifyException("methodName should not be called"));

This way has the avantage of enabling you to mock the first few calls. (using ExpectSetAndAlwaysThrow and ExpectGetAndAlwaysThrow you can do the same with properties)

i know i could do with other ways right now now like checking the CalledCounter but that required MockManager.Init(true)

:idea: Another way is to mock the type and then use mock.GetCallCount(methodName);
Once a type is mocked, its calls are automaticlly monitored, so there is no need to call MockManager.Init(true) :)

I hope this helps

Hi,
:D This feature has been implemented in TypeMock version 2.2, using Strict on a method as follows:

mock.MethodSettings(methodName).IsStrict = true;

For more information see the Arbitrary Calls topic in the User Guide.