It.Is Overload taking a T not a Func

[BlythMeister]

Rather than having to keep writing a Func to check equality
Using similar logic to the It.IsIn but with just 1 value

Suggest using the same logic as It.Is but as well as a Func, allow just an object and perform a comparison.

[stakx]

I'm afraid I don't quite understand. Could you explain this in a different way, or make a concrete example?

If you expect a very specific value, you don't need an matcher (It) at all. Simply specify the concrete value:

// do not do this:
mock.Verify(m => m.Foo(It.Is<int>(i => i == 42)));

// do this instead:
mock.Verify(m => m.Foo(42));

[BlythMeister]

oh...you can do that....can you mix concrete value and "It" functions?
I would like to do

mock.Verify(m => m.Foo(10, It.Is<string>(i => i.StartsWith("hello"))));

[stakx]

Of course. Don't forget to take a look at the quickstart over in the wiki, it demonstrates how to use the most commonly used features. ;-)

[BlythMeister]

@stakx sorry :(
i couldn't see any example of mixing concreate and not concreate values.
Previous frameworks i used was either all concreate or all function type.

Thanks for your quick response!

[stakx]

No worries! :)