Re: [nsubstitute] When.Do for virtual property being set

[David Tchepak]

You'll need to call the setter when specifying the call within the When block. Something like:

var mySubstitute = Substitute.For<MyClass>();
mySubstitute.When(x  => x.VirtualProperty = Arg.Any<Foo>()).Do(x => DoSomething());
mySubstitute.VirtualProperty = aValue;

Regards,

David

On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 6:58 AM, Richard Garside <richard...@richardsprojects.co.uk> wrote:

I'd like to call some code when a virtual property is set on the class I've substituted. Something like this:

var mySubstitute = Substitute.For<MyClass>();

// This line doesn't work, but was my best guess
mySubstitute.When(x  => x.VirtualProperty).Do(x => DoSomething());

mySubstitute.VirtualProperty = aValue; // DoSomething should also get called

Can this be done, and if it can, how?

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[Richard Garside]

That's brilliant. Thanks.