Yo
>From my experience it can't be done, your better off using an inmemory
replacement.
Andy
On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 9:19 PM, Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am writing a test (TDD) for an MVP app. I want to test that the
> presenter gets the proper values from the
> view and passes them in a lambda to the model. For Example:
>
> the view has a "Keyword" property that returns the value the user
> typed in. I am mocking that and passing back "foo". The presenter
> should build a lambda with that value and pass it to an NHibernate
> repository's Search<Item>(Expression) method like so:
>
> repository.Search<Item>(x=>x.Description.Contains(view.Keyword));
>
> In my test, I mock the repository and the view, so the SUT is the
> presenter. All I want to verify is that the lambda tha the presenter
> sent is "x=>x.Description.Contains("foo")" but It never matches.
>
> I create the lambda:
>
> Expression<Func<Item, bool>> expr = x =>
> x.Description.Contains("foo");
>
> When I Console.WriteLine it out, the Lambda coming from the presenter
> looks like this:
>
>
>
> x=>x.Description.Contains(value(Project.Presentation.SearchPresenter).view.Keyword))
>
> and the lambda in my test looks like:
>
> x=>x.Description.Contains("foo")
>
> so they are never going to match up.
>
> Any ideas how I can test that my lambda is good?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> ~Lee
> >
>
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