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Asked: 2026-05-18T11:28:49+00:00

I’m using Moles for mocking. The other day I built a Moles assembly for

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I’m using Moles for mocking. The other day I built a Moles assembly for a reference that has many partial classes in it. The generated Moles assembly seems to have two classes that are built out of the one class: 

FileSendDataAccess

becomes 

MFileSendDataAccess  MFileSendDataAccess01

Is this by design or a bug? It’s very confusing since I now have two classes to use to access the one class. Using Moles 0.93.

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  1. Editorial Team

    The answer, according to Peli: Moles will add 01 etc to a class name when there are two classes in your references that have the same name.

    Partial classes are a syntatic sugar,
    C# generates a type of them.
    Moles adds numbers ot [sic] type names when there are name clashing between
    types.
    Maybe you have 2 FileSendDataAccess type in your
    assembly? You can use
    Reflector to easily find out.

    However: if the classes have the same name but different namespaces they will still get the 01 02 stuff. This is a bug that is still happening as of 0.94.

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