I am used to using JMock in Java which allows you to specify things such as any(String.class) as an expected argument – which .NET frameworks offer similar functionality?
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I am used to using JMock in Java which allows you to specify things such as any(String.class) as an expected argument – which .NET frameworks offer similar functionality?
MOQ allows you specify constraints, such as
There are other constraints available as well.
Rhino Mocks have basically the same feature set.