I have a class template as following:
struct DailyQuote_t;
struct TickQuote_t;
template <typename Q>
class QtBuffer_t {
public:
virtual int size() const noexcept = 0;
};
When testing another class named OrderBook_t, the instances QtBuffer_t<DailyQuote_t> and QtBuffer_t<TickQuote_t> are both required.
class OrderBook_t {
public:
void setDependent( const QtBuffer_t<DailyQuote_t>* pDB, const QtBuffer_t<TickQuote_t>* pTB ) noexcept {
m_pDBuf = pDB;
m_pTBuf = pTB;
};
bool update() {
m_pDBuf->size();
m_pTBuf->size();
};
private:
const QtBuffer_t<DailyQuote_t>* m_pDBuf;
const QtBuffer_t<TickQuote_t>* m_pTBuf;
};
I tried to mock the template as following, but I failed:
template<typename Q>
class QtBufferMock : public QtBuffer_t<Q> {
public:
MOCK_METHOD( int, size, (), ( const, noexcept, override ) );
};
Finally I have to mock them respectively:
class DailyBufferMock : public QtBuffer_t<DailyQuote_t> {
public:
MOCK_METHOD( int, size, (), ( const, noexcept, override ) );
};
class TickBufferMock : public QtBuffer_t<TickQuote_t> {
public:
MOCK_METHOD( int, size, (), ( const, noexcept, override ) );
};
Is there a way we can mock a class template with single mock?
Well by looking at the cook_book https://github.com/google/googletest/blob/master/googlemock/docs/cook_book.md you can in fact do it. It might be interesting maybe to check if you are using the latest version.