First, make a XXXClient
mock class, let's name it XXXClientMock
as following:
class XXXClientMock : public XXXClient
{
public:
MOCK_METHOD2(QueryXXX, QueryResult (Request&, Response&));
};
Then, use GMock Action SetArgReferee
to set the custom parameter, as following:
TEST(XXXRunnerTC, SetArgRefereeDemo)
{
XXXCLientMock oMock;
// set the custom response object
Response oRsp;
oRsp.attr1 = “…”;
oRsp.attr2 = “any thing you like”;
// associate the oRsp with mock object QueryXXX function
EXPECT_CALL(oMock, QueryXXX(_, _)).
WillOnce(SetArgReferee<1>(oRsp));
// OK all done
// call QueryXXX
XXXRunner oRunner;
QueryResult oRst = oRunner.DoSomething(oMock);
…
// use assertions to verity your expectation
EXPECT_EQ(“abcdefg”, oRst.attr1);
……
}
Summary
GMock provide a series of actions to make it convenient to mock functions, such as SetArgReferee
for reference or value, SetArgPointee
for pointer, Return
for return, Invoke
for invoke custom mock function (with simple test logic), you can see here for more details.
Enjoy it :)
Thank you
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