Return the amount of times an indexer has been called

Return the amount of times a property has been called

Return the amount of times a property has been set

Clears all expectations and mocks

Returns all types that are mocked

Returns the mock associated with a specific instance

Initialize the MockManager This is called automatically Defaults to collect call information ONLY for mocked classes

Create a new Mock to intercept and mock calls made on the next instance of a type.

Create a new Mock to intercept and mock all calls made on all instances of the mocked type.

Use this type when mocking global functions

Create a new Dynamic Mock Object and mock all future calls made on the mocked type.

SetLog method is obsolete. In order to set logs please use the settings relevant to the execution context: 1. In Visual-Studio, use Isolator options (Typemock->Options->Visual-Studio->Logs) 2. In Command Line (using TMockRunner), use '-logpath' as command line argument 3. In build script, set the matching activity log property.

Verify all mocked types

Obsolete, use Check.IsAny()()() instead, Provided for backward compatibility

When set Typemock Isolator collects data on ALL method entries, this can then be verified using CalledCounter(String, String)

If CONTINUE_WITH_METHOD is returned the mocked method will continue with normal execution. This is an un-mocked expectation that will verify that a method is called only without mocking the method.

A property that indicates if the licence is part of a special Isolator package.

Check if Typemock Isolator is initialized Init()()()

Obsolete, use running options instead, When set Typemock Isolator creates a log-file

Obsolete. Argument validation is now done both on calling the method and during Verify automatically. Postpone throwing validation errors till Verify()()() is called

Return Typemock Isolator version