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How to use BaseMethod method of Telerik.JustMock.Tests.BaseClass class

Best JustMockLite code snippet using Telerik.JustMock.Tests.BaseClass.BaseMethod

OccurrenceFixture.cs

...156			int Echo(int intArg);157		}158		public class BaseClass159		{160			public void BaseMethod() { }161			public void GenericBaseMethod<T>() { }162		}163		public class DerivedClass : BaseClass164		{ }165		public class GenericBaseClass<T>166		{167			public void GenericBaseMethod<U, V>() { }168		}169		public class GenericDerivedClass<T> : GenericBaseClass<T>170		{ }171		public interface IFooProvider172		{173			IFoo TheFoo { get; }174		}175		[TestMethod, TestCategory("Lite"), TestCategory("Occurrence"), TestCategory("Bug")]176		public void ShouldNotChangeOccurrenceCountDuringRecursiveArrange()177		{178			var mock = Mock.Create<IFooProvider>();179			Mock.Arrange(() => mock.TheFoo.Submit());180			Mock.Assert(() => mock.TheFoo, Occurs.Never());181		}...

BaseMethod

Using AI Code Generation

1using Telerik.JustMock;2{3    {4        public virtual void BaseMethod()5        {6        }7    }8    {9        public override void BaseMethod()10        {11            base.BaseMethod();12        }13    }14    {15        public void TestMethod()16        {17            var mock = Mock.Create<DerivedClass>();18            Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod());19            mock.BaseMethod();20            Mock.Assert(() => mock.BaseMethod());21        }22    }23}24var mock = Mock.Create<DerivedClass>();25Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod());26mock.BaseMethod();27Mock.Assert(() => mock.BaseMethod());

BaseMethod

Using AI Code Generation

1var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();2Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(5);3var actual = mock.BaseMethod();4Assert.AreEqual(5, actual);5var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();6Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(5);7var actual = mock.BaseMethod();8Assert.AreEqual(5, actual);9var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();10Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(5);11var actual = mock.BaseMethod();12Assert.AreEqual(5, actual);13var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();14Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(5);15var actual = mock.BaseMethod();16Assert.AreEqual(5, actual);17var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();18Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(5);19var actual = mock.BaseMethod();20Assert.AreEqual(5, actual);21var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();22Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(5);23var actual = mock.BaseMethod();24Assert.AreEqual(5, actual);25var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();26Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(5);27var actual = mock.BaseMethod();28Assert.AreEqual(5, actual);29var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();

BaseMethod

Using AI Code Generation

1using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;2public void BaseMethod_ShouldReturnTrue()3{4    var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();5    Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(true);6    Assert.IsTrue(mock.BaseMethod());7}8using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;9public void BaseMethod_ShouldReturnTrue()10{11    var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();12    Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(true);13    Assert.IsTrue(mock.BaseMethod());14}15using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;16public void BaseMethod_ShouldReturnTrue()17{18    var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();19    Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(true);20    Assert.IsTrue(mock.BaseMethod());21}22using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;23public void BaseMethod_ShouldReturnTrue()24{25    var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();26    Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(true);27    Assert.IsTrue(mock.BaseMethod());28}29using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;30public void BaseMethod_ShouldReturnTrue()31{32    var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();33    Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(true);34    Assert.IsTrue(mock.BaseMethod());35}36using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;37public void BaseMethod_ShouldReturnTrue()38{39    var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();40    Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(true);41    Assert.IsTrue(mock.BaseMethod());42}43using Telerik.JustMock.Tests;44public void BaseMethod_ShouldReturnTrue()45{46    var mock = Mock.Create<BaseClass>();47    Mock.Arrange(() => mock.BaseMethod()).Returns(true);48    Assert.IsTrue(mock.Base

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