Let's say I want to use Moq to create a callback on a setter to store the set property in my own field for later use. (Contrived example - but it gets to the point of the question.) I could do something like this:
myMock.SetupSet(x => x.MyPropert开发者_StackOverflow社区y).Callback(value => myLocalVariable = value);
And that works just fine. However, SetupSet is obsolete according to Intellisense. But it doesn't say what should be used as an alternative. I know that moq provides SetupProperty which will autowire the property with a backing field. But that is not what I'm looking for. I want to capture the set value into my own variable. How should I do this using non-obsolete methods?
I am using Moq version 3.0.204.1 and SetupSet
does is not marked as obsolete for me. However, there are a couple of SetupSet
overloads located in MockLegacyExtensions
. You can avoid using those and use SetupSet
that is defined on the Mock
class.
The difference is subtle and you need to use Action<T>
as SetupSet
parameter, as opposed to Func<T, TProperty>
.
The call below will invoke the non-deprecated overload:
myMock.SetupSet(p => p.MyProperty = It.IsAny<string>()).Callback<string>(value => myLocalVariable = value);
The trick is to use It.IsAny<string>
, which will intercept a setter call with any value.
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