Support || and ?: in Mock.Of about moq4 HOT 2 CLOSED

I am not certain how well this fits the idea of Mock.Of<T>, which is that it returns a mock that satisfies the given condition. My own interpretation is that this condition should hold true over the entire lifetime of the created mock, not just at the one point in time when the mock gets created.

Viewed from this angle (the condition being true during the mock's entire lifetime), your usage example becomes difficult to interpret. How can a method be mocked at one time, and then it's not mocked anymore a little later because an external variable changes? How would mock verification be expected to work for such a there-then-gone-then-back-again method?

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Closing this. I believe this feature would introduce unneeded complexity that should be avoided.

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