Scalar type-hints on partial mocks throws exception about mockery HOT 4 CLOSED

Thanks Rob,

Could you note what your basic mock() method contained? There are two styles of partial - passing in a full object or passing in a class. Just need to confirm which you used.

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It was passing in a full object, a la: m::mock( new ClassWithScalarTypeHint() );

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Looks like the Proxy generator isn't picking up the bool typehint so it assumes it must be a class type. Should be easy to fix!

Have you checked If the other partial is more suited for you? It uses a square bracket syntax for methods to mock and doesn't require a ready object.

On 27 Jan 2012, at 15:30, Rob Masters [email protected] wrote:

It was passing in a full object, a la: m::mock( new ClassWithScalarTypeHint() );

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Yeah I do normally use the other partial syntax, thanks, but I was passing in an instance in this case because I needed some configuration to happen inside it's constructor.

Anyway, I just had a go at fixing this myself (for both partial syntaxes) but it turns out that it isn't possible, which is fine I suppose as it isn't a documented PHP feature yet.

Best to just get rid of the typehint, which is what I did anyway as soon as I discovered what the problem was.

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