`and_assert_not_called` shouldn't need any behaviour defined beforehand

[Piojo]

I'm using TestSlide version: 2.6.3

Given:

self.mock_callable(foo, 'bar').and_assert_not_called()

should work. I currently need:

self.mock_callable(foo, 'bar').to_return_value(None).and_assert_not_called()

but since I don't want it called I don't want any return value defined!!

I know I could simply leave the callable unmocked and let StrictMock fail in such an event, but the error message is confusing - I really want it to notify that there is an unwanted call, instead of something I forgot to mock away.

[deathowl]

Will do this soon, thanks for the report @Piojo :)

[fornellas]

@Piojo I believe all 3 cases should raise an exception if a call is made:

self.mock_callable(foo, 'bar')
self.mock_callable(foo, 'bar').and_assert_not_called()
self.mock_callable(foo, 'bar').to_return_value(None).and_assert_not_called()

sot "they work equally". Though:

• The exception from self.mock_callable(foo, 'bar') sohuld be generic such as "no behaviour defined for this call".
• And for the others, the exception should be "unexpected call received".
  So... "kinda" the same, though not really :-P

No harm in adding self.mock_callable(foo, 'bar').and_assert_not_called() shortcut though :-D