As I mentioned in a previous post I've recently been adding some features to mock4as, a mocking library for ActionScript. In this post I'm going to talk about the new mock.willExecute(...) feature which I recently implemented. Perhaps the easiest way to describe willExecute is as a dynamic version of willReturn, so before we dive into willExecute I should briefly explain willReturn. willReturn allows a user to specify what value a mocked out method should return when called. An example should...
