Considerable work has been done on formulating general theories of national development. In particular in terms of the economic development of both developed and developing nations but very little work has been undertaken so far in explaining the nature and the process of rural development; how it can be initiated [...]
This one took me a little bit to understand. Sometimes the Moles exception handling is so aggressive that it becomes a little tricky to understand exactly what is bubbling up. Assume MethodX() is a member of base class ConcreteX. Requirements state that you need to have moles for MethodX() in ...
I am still at my client Pexing out. It’s really neat to explore this whole new framework but honestly I am starting to get a little bored writing nothing but tests, even though Pex makes it a little better. One problem I ran into when building the tests for my ...
Pex as covered in past posts is a pretty great white box testing tool. But let’s assume that you want to have a “factory” in the sense that test methods can be automagically built out. An example of this is you have a list of some acceptable data type, and ...
I got this exception in this morning, but thankfully there is a workaround. Do not despair! Assume the following code. In the Concrete class we have a global level _internalString field and the virtual TestString property with returning the string literal “Pex Is Pissing Adam Off!” (as it was this ...
This is more of a quick tip than anything in regards to moles. When using moles, sometimes you might be find yourself executing a safe cast, or trying to, between your Mole and runtime instance type. Why would this happen? Well consider the following simple code: [csharp] TypeX x = ...
I am still retrofitting a whole bunch of unit tests at a client using Pex and Moles. As we have seen in past posts, Pex and Moles are great for creating parameterized unit tests and mock data! In a conference call this morning, it got brought up that similar to ...
Considerable work has been done on formulating general theories of national development. In particular in terms of the economic development of both developed and developing nations but very little work has been undertaken so far in explaining the nature and the process of rural development; how it can be initiated [...]
