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Static Contstructor Behaviour?

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Our test-suite consists of some older tests not using TypeMock and the newer tests using TypeMock. The older tests require that the static constructors of some classes are called and have setup those classes properly.

But what happens if one of these static constructors was mocked in another test before?

-Will such a mocked static constructor be called again?
-I not, how could I force the CLR to call the static constructor again?

Thank you
JJ
asked by Enceradeira
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Hi,
Mocked Static constructors will be called automatically if they where mocked before.
The only time they won't is if you access a field of the class.
In that case, just call a method of that class and TypeMock will do everything for you.

This feature was added in one of the last versions.
answered by scott
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