Ok, I have been using the excellent Delphi-Mocks Framework and I just encountered a problem. Let´s suppose I have the following interfaces:
IDepartment = Interface
['{F4915950-8F32-4944-A3B6-8E08F6C38ECC}']
function getID() : Integer;
function getName() : String;
property ID: Integer read getID;
property Name: String read getName;
end;
ISale = Interface
['{F4915950-8F32-4944-A3B6-8E08F6C38E77}']
function getAmmount() : Currency;
function getDepartment() : IDepartment;
property Ammount: Currency read getAmmount;
property Department : IDepartment getDepartment;
end;
Now, I am trying to test the Sale interface using DUnit and the Delphi-Mocks, and use it as follows:
procedure TMyTest.Test_Sale_HasDepartment;
var
mckDepartment : TMock<IDeparment>;
mckSale : TMock<ISale>;
begin
mckDepartment := TMock<IDepartment>.Create;
mckDepartment.Setup.WillReturn('My Department').When.Name;
mckDepartment.Setup.WillReturn(1).When.ID;
// Create a sale Mock
mckSale := TMock<ISale>.Create;
mckSale.Setup.WillReturn(100).When.Ammount;
//** Here´s there is where I don´t know how to add a "child mock"**
mckSale.Setup.WillReturn(TValue.From<IDepartment>(mckDepartment)).When.Department;
// What I am trying to get is the following:
WriteLn(mckSale.Instance.Department.Name); // Should return "My Department" but fails with an AV.
end;
So my question is: How can I add a child mock to an existing mocked Interface and call its methods and properties?
Thanks! P.S. I am using Delphi XE2.
mckSale.Setup.WillReturnDefault('getDepartment', TValue.From(mckDepartment));