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you can set up Foo (a read-only property) like this: var stub = new Mock<MyAbstraction>(); stub. SetupGet(x => x. Foo).
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Given this class
public abstract class MyAbstraction
{
public virtual string Foo
{
get { return "foo"; }
}
}
you can set up Foo (a read-only property) like this:
var stub = new Mock<MyAbstraction>();
stub.SetupGet(x => x.Foo).Returns("bar");
stub.Object.Foo will now return "bar" instead of "foo".
You need to make sure property is virtual to make this work.
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