How to match several arguments?

Deni35

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Jun 12, 2017, 5:58:32 PM6/12/17

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I have a such line:

Mock.Get( map )
   .Setup( i => i.GetItem( It.IsAny<int>(), It.IsAny<int>() ) )
   .Returns<int, int>( (x, y) => itemCoords.Contains( new Vector2i( x, y ) ) ? item : null );

I want to move "itemCoords.Contains( new Vector2i( x, y ) )" into Setup part. But I can match x, y only separately.

is there a way to match x, y together? Or convert x, y into one Vector2i and match this vector?

Sunny

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Jun 12, 2017, 7:41:34 PM6/12/17

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Without too much background, I'm not sure why you need that complexity. Your test should be good enough with one or 2 specific coordinates, so setup for them instead.

.Setup ( i=>i.GetItem( 1, 2 )).Returns(new Vector2i(1,2)), etc.

With loose mocks, if you do not set something upfront, it'll return to handle the rest of the cases.

If the above does not work for you, paste the whole test.

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Deni35

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Jun 14, 2017, 12:52:00 PM6/14/17

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I rewrote to this:

foreach (var i in items) {
   mock.Setup( x => x.GetItem( i.x, i.y ) ).Returns<int, int>( (x, y) => item );
}