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Modern C++ Programming with Test-Driven Development
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Modern C++ Programming with Test-Driven Development

by Jeff Langr
October 2013
Intermediate to advanced
368 pages
9h 20m
English
Pragmatic Bookshelf
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8.15 Spying to Sense Using a Mock

One of the goals of ​writeSnippet​ is to send the total seconds to the descriptor. In the prior section, we inspected this value by turning it into a member variable. We can instead have the WavReader use a test double of the descriptor that captures the total seconds sent to it.

You learned about how to create test doubles using Google Mock in Chapter 5, Test Doubles. Since we’re using CppUTest for our current example, we’ll use its own mock tool, CppUMock. As with Google Mock, we define a derivative of WavDescriptor that will spy on messages sent to its ​add​ function.

wav/15/WavReaderTest.cpp
 
class​ MockWavDescriptor : ​public​ WavDescriptor {
 
public​:
 
MockWavDescriptor(): WavDescriptor(​""​) {}
 
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