I’m a happy fan of Moq. However, it’s sometimes annoying when the parameters do not matter, such as:
mock .Setup(x => x.Method(It.IsAny<Type>(), It.IsAny<AnotherType>(), It.IsAny<YetAnotherType>()) .Return(value);
So I’ve made an extension method so that the parameters will be ignored, so you can write:
mock .SetupIgnoreArgs(x => x.Method(null, null, null) .Return(value);
The code is available at Gist.
Great, thanks. BTW you missed a bracket at the end of your method SetupIgnoreArgs() in the example you gave and the method name is Returns() not Return() – ie you missed the ‘s’ at the end
It is great. Just had to remove the check at method VisitConstant of class MakeAnyVisitor to allow calls to methods with value type arguments.
Thank! This helps a lot!