Reputation: 8982
I know how to do it in C#: (from the docs)
view.Raise(x => x.Load += null, this, EventArgs.Empty);
I tried the following:
Me.MockObject.Raise(Sub(x) x.SomeEvent(), someArgs)
'Compiler Error:
'SomeEvent is an event, and cannot be called directly.
'Use a RaiseEvent statement to raise an event.
I tried replacing Sub(x)
with Function(x)
... no luck either. So tried:
Me.MockObject.Raise(Sub(x) x.SomeEvent(), someArgs)
'Compiler Error
'x is not an event of MyTestFixtureClass
Oops...
I can't seem to figure it out in VB.NET... any tips?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 319
Reputation: 8982
I was almost there... here's what works:
Me.MockObject.Raise(Sub(x) AddHandler x.SomeEvent, Nothing, someArgs)
Not sure why I'm adding Nothing
as the eventhandler for the event, the internal mechanics of all this is beyond me.
Upvotes: 3