I have two classes.
Object 1:
- (void) methodA {
ObjectB objectB = [[ObjectB alloc] init];
[objectB methodB];
}
And Object 2:
- (void) methodB {
// Does something
}
Using OCMock, how do I verify that methodA
calls methodB
? I'm setting the test up like the following:
id mock = OCMClassMock([Object2 class]);
OCMStub([mock methodB).andReturn(nil);
[self.object1 methodA];
OCMVerify([mock methodB]);
The test class is testing object1, but I'd like to verify that it calls the method on object2. When running this test, I get the failing message:
Method methodB was not invoked.
I'm still really new to mocks/stubs. It's entirely possible that I'm structuring the test wrong. The mock confuses me a little because I'm testing Object1
, but trying to verify something on Object2
.
Am I thinking correctly when I am setting up this test? If not, how should I approach this?
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