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| | WPF - I mock you. Or not. Windows Forms classes were derived from MarshalByRefObject, which has lovely side effects when it comes to testing. If one is using a Model View Presenter for TDD'ing one's GUI, the View can easily be mocked by using Real/Transparent proxies. This loveliness seems to have been lost in WPF. Is this the case? Are the System.Windows classes not as easy to mock? Canonical MVP would see me using an interface for the view to implement, but we can currently short circuit that in WinForms. Cheers Tim |
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