PetLahev

jey NYMBURK, CZ, it's me!

but guys, don't spend too much time now. I just wanted to know what is your thinking about it. It's really a feature for RD 3.0 or so

@Mat'sMug me neither, I meant the way how they create a snippet setting - msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms165394.aspx

@RubberDuck well you can do a bit more if you'd implement it like MS but I agree that for example for "Progress bar" snippet, which will probably include a form and at least one class, it's not possible. I mean the MS way. At least I don't have idea how

@FreeMan lol

hey that was my idea :)

exactly!

ups pulling =pooling

@Mat'sMug hehe then you'd see bad code. No really, I can see a huge potential with this feature. All the queries about - progress bar, download data, send email from excel, database connection/pulling => all sorted :)

@RubberDuck sure. no problem

@Mat'sMug understand, are you planning it something like MS does? msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms165392.aspx

#332 github.com/retailcoder/Rubberduck/issues/332 I've been thinking about it a bit. What is the plan with it?

@Mat'sMug OK, I need to make some progress on that project I mentioned so I'll check this later but seeing it as cool and important feature so we should make the tests working again and add others

@Mat'sMug I'll check that. Is that something what can be mocked? @RubberDuck Have you had chance to check the PR with the one test? The Cast issue. Isaw you're pretty busy with your class so not rush yourself

Anyway I presenting your tool wherever I go. I'm going to use Ducky unit test in that project, it's on the project's wiki, so it's official :)

@Mat'sMug ok guys, just wanted to know u r aware about it. Unfortunately I had to unload the addin :(

is this normal?

and when I go to VBE, it takes about 1 minute (50 sec to be precise) to refresh all data for ducky

I've been working on quite huge project, something like 200 components

@Mat'sMug one of my favourite

wanted to ask you guys

welcome in my world

something like "I can't look at the code without crying"

np, I like your comment in one of the commit you sent

thank you :)

I saw! :)

hey @Mat'sMug

@Mat'sMug yep, sometimes it will save me hours. My wife is running 64bit office just because of this :)

@Mat'sMug Looking at the time you usually send the most commits... Man, you work hard and late!

@RubberDuck not bad, sunny day, Friday. Yeah pretty good. Going to suggest a feature for RubberDuck 2.0 :)

@Mat'sMug it's me

@Duga @RubberDuck @Mat'sMug this one is about the mysterious Cast problem, just one test to show you what I had to do to solve it. I'm sure, Moq can do that, I just don't know how. Thanks!

@RubberDuck @RubberDuck I'll do that tomorrow. Can test it now but the results don't look good

is this how it works?

@RubberDuck wait, I'll create a new branch in my forked project and then make a PR and you will be able to merge it to your project?

@RubberDuck good question, I don't know :) don't forget, first time I use Git.. I thought I'll continue committing to my forked branch and then make a PR?

@RubberDuck sure, take your time, it's not important/critical, we can even skip it for now

@RubberDuck did you fix the sln file? So I can commit and you can try if you get time?

@RubberDuck the famous "Object null reference" I found how the Cast is implemented somewhere on StackOveflow and it really uses generic foreach, don't know why it doesn't work

@RubberDuck yep I tried it

as I said no rush, I'll continue with the fake class for now, once we solve it I'll replace it with the Mock instance

so yes I was right :), it even doesn't compile

@Mat'sMug nope it didn't work for me, but let me double check I tried too many options so I might missed that one

 public class VbProjectFake : VBProjects
    {

        private IEnumerable<VBProject> _projects;

        public VbProjectFake(IEnumerable<VBProject> projects )
        {
            _projects = projects;
        }

        public VBProject Add(vbext_ProjectType Type)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public int Count
        {
            get { return _projects.ToList().Count; }
        }

        public System.Collections.IEnumerator GetEnumerator()

 [TestMethod]
        public void TestCast()
        {
            Mock<VBProject> vbProject = new Mock<VBProject>();
            vbProject.Setup(x => x.Name).Returns("projectName");
            vbProject.Setup(x => x.Protection).Returns(vbext_ProjectProtection.vbext_pp_none);

            var projectList = new VBProject[] {vbProject.Object, vbProject.Object};
            // here is my workaround
            VBProjects vbProjects = new VbProjectFake(projectList);

            Mock<VBE> vbe = new Mock<VBE>();

one minute

ah, let me clean it a bit

should send you the code here? (I don't know how to format it properly here)

@Mat'sMug right