Hi,

It would be great if you simplify custom matchers - instead of declaring TWO methods, allow to declare just ONE.

So - for now, to replace in my tests
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It.Is<string>(it => it.Equals("foo"))
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I need two overloads:
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[Matcher]
private static string Param(string test) { return null; }
public static bool Param(string s, string test) { return s.Equals(test); }
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However, it looks like just one is enough - it could be something like just
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[Matcher]
private static Match<string> Param(string test)
{
return new Match<string> {Test = (x => x.Equals(test))};
}
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Where Match is defined within Moq, as
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public class Match<T>
{
public Func<T, bool> Test;
public Match(Func<T, bool> test)
{
Test = test;
}

public static implicit operator T(Match<T> t)
{
return default(T);
}
}
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Implicit conversion would satisfy the compiler, and Func would be used to build the actual matcher within MatcherFactory.CreateMatcher (see http://code.google.com/p/moq/source/browse/trunk/Source/MatcherFactory.cs).

Or, perhaps I'm missing something and it's not possible for other reasons?