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This test does not throw a NestedCallException as expected

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This test throws an IndexOutOfRangeException because .Matching() tries to match the first argument to "a.B", which has zero arguments, when what the user wants is to match the first argument to "a.B.BMethod()". I expect a NestedCallException here instead of an IndexOutOfRangeException.

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Neil,

I'll need to take a close look at this. It seems to me that the result should be the same for both tests, and certainly not the IndexOutOfRangeException you received. Let us check this out and get back to you.

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Doron
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Thanks Doron.
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Hi Neil,

Thanks for reporting. The VerifyWasCalled with Matching does not support chained calls. It should have stated this in the exception but it didn't and it's a bug.

The solution is as you showed in the example - store the chain in variable before performing the verification.

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Elisha,
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Thanks Elisha.
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