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  • (Just for the record - NMock does support mocking classes)



    Jim

  • Jim: Oops! My bad, you're right.

  • Jim: There is a big difference between the classes that nMock can mock and TypeMock can mock.

    First nMock can mock only virtual methods, TypeMock can mock all methods.

    Second is the nMock will return a mock object that has to be passed to the tested method. TypeMock will mock a future class that is instantiated somewhere in the call hierarchy of your tested method.

  • Hi Piotr,

    We are using TypeMock extensivly and we found no problem at all debugging the code, Using TestDriven.NET and TypeMock. If you can send an example of when this happens, I would like to know.

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