在函数的局部对象上使用 EXPECT_CALL?
Use EXPECT_CALL on local object of function?
有没有办法在函数的局部对象上使用 EXPECT_CALL?
例如:
template<class T>
std::string doSomethingWithTheCar()
{
T car;
return "the color of the car is: " + car.color();
}
class Car
{
public:
std::string color()
{
return "green";
}
};
class MockCar
{
public:
MOCK_METHOD0(color, std::string());
};
TEST(MockLocalObject, doSomethingWithCarTest) {
EXPECT_CALL(car, color())
.WillOnce(Return("red"));
std::string color = doSomethingWithTheCar<MockCar>();
EXPECT_EQ(color, "red");
}
由于模板,我可以控制是使用真实的 Car 对象还是 MockCar。但是有没有办法在这上面使用 EXPECT_CALL
?
我会这样做:
class AbstractCar {
public:
virtual ~AbstractCar() = default;
virtual std::string color() = 0;
};
class Car: public AbstractCar {
public:
~Car() override = default;
std::string color() override {
return "green";
}
};
class MockCar: public AbstractCar {
public:
MOCK_METHOD0(color, std::string());
};
std::string doSomethingWithTheCar(AbstractCar* car) // or even better - use std::shared_ptr
{
return "the color of the car is: " + car->color();
}
TEST(MockLocalObject, doSomethingWithCarTest) {
auto car = new MockCar;
EXPECT_CALL(*car, color()).WillOnce(Return("red"));
std::string color = doSomethingWithTheCar(car);
// this test will fail, because actual string is:
// "the color of the car is: red"
EXPECT_EQ(color, "red");
delete car;
}
有没有办法在函数的局部对象上使用 EXPECT_CALL?
例如:
template<class T>
std::string doSomethingWithTheCar()
{
T car;
return "the color of the car is: " + car.color();
}
class Car
{
public:
std::string color()
{
return "green";
}
};
class MockCar
{
public:
MOCK_METHOD0(color, std::string());
};
TEST(MockLocalObject, doSomethingWithCarTest) {
EXPECT_CALL(car, color())
.WillOnce(Return("red"));
std::string color = doSomethingWithTheCar<MockCar>();
EXPECT_EQ(color, "red");
}
由于模板,我可以控制是使用真实的 Car 对象还是 MockCar。但是有没有办法在这上面使用 EXPECT_CALL
?
我会这样做:
class AbstractCar {
public:
virtual ~AbstractCar() = default;
virtual std::string color() = 0;
};
class Car: public AbstractCar {
public:
~Car() override = default;
std::string color() override {
return "green";
}
};
class MockCar: public AbstractCar {
public:
MOCK_METHOD0(color, std::string());
};
std::string doSomethingWithTheCar(AbstractCar* car) // or even better - use std::shared_ptr
{
return "the color of the car is: " + car->color();
}
TEST(MockLocalObject, doSomethingWithCarTest) {
auto car = new MockCar;
EXPECT_CALL(*car, color()).WillOnce(Return("red"));
std::string color = doSomethingWithTheCar(car);
// this test will fail, because actual string is:
// "the color of the car is: red"
EXPECT_EQ(color, "red");
delete car;
}