Fix for "cannot convert from 'method group' to 'string'"

[Chris Missal]

This error comes up quite a bit in the mailing list as well as on Stackoverflow. Basically, somebody forgets to invoke the method.

Instead of:

    mock.Verify(foo => foo.Submit(), Times.Once());

Somebody might accidentally write it as:

    mock.Verify(foo => foo.Submit(), Times.Once);

Note the missing parentheses.

Is it worthwhile to create an overload that accepts Func<Times> in addition to Times? Then have that Verify method simply delegate to Verify like so:

    public void Verify(Expression<Action<T>> expression, Func<Times> times)
    {
        Verify(expression, times());
    }

Good idea? Bad idea? I think the shortcut/band-aid could save lots of people some time.

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Chris Missal

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[Daniel Cazzulino]

great idea!

/kzu

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Daniel Cazzulino

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