MockitoRule: avoid Mock(type="myPackage.MyClass")

[infinite]

with mockito:

// [Rule]

// public var includeMocks:MockitoRule = new MockitoRule();

// [Mock(type="myPackage.MyClass")]

// public var m:MyClass;

with asmock:

// [Rule]

// public var includeMocks:IncludeMocksRule = new IncludeMocksRule([MyClass]);

// public var m:MyClass;

Could we use the asmock way to build the MockitoRule? So we may have:

public var includeMocks:MockitoRule = new MockitoRule([MyClass]);

I would like to avoid type="myPackage.MyClass" (which is problematic when we move a class to another package / rename a class ...)

[infinite]

From loomis on 2011-11-08 16:08:25+00:00

Hmm - you don't have to provide type argument if the variable type is what you expect. So you can do:

[Mock]

public var m:MyClass;

And this will work perfectly fine. You may however need to provide other types if you are subclassing.

Could you please verify if it works for you?

[infinite]

From Anonymous on 2011-11-08 16:45:32+00:00

You're right! It's working fine

I was doing like the sample :

// [Mock(type="com.acme.TestClass")]//

// public var mockie:TestClass;//

So I thought it was mandatory...

Problem solved

Thanks

[infinite]

From loomis on 2011-11-08 17:38:16+00:00

Cool!