IgnoreArguments() on only one of two params

[Tim Barcz]

If I have an object Cryptographer that has a method HashString(string stringToHash, string salt)

I have a call like the following...

SetupResult.For(mockCryptographer.HashString(email, null)).IgnoreArguments()

but I would really like to do something like

SetupResult.For(mockCryptographer.HashString(email, null)).IgnoreArguments(Position.Second)

The reason being is that the component has the salt defined already.  So all I supply to the method I'm testing is an email.  I want to ensure that the cryptographer is being called with the proper email.

It is it possible to just ignore one argument?

Tim

[Ayende Rahien]

Constraints(Is.Equals(foo), Is.Anything())

[Tim Barcz]

The SetupResult.For should be Expect.Call

Other than the the question still is the same.

[Tim Barcz]

does .Constraints match on positions....

where (in your example)

Is.Equals(foo) puts a constraint on the first param and
Is.Anything puts a constraint on the third?

[Ayende Rahien]

yes

[Tim Barcz]

You're a stud.

[Chris Martin]

lmfao! ;)

[Dave East]

Small typo here, it should be:

Constraints(Is.Equal(foo), Is.Anything())