Assume I have some interface with a generic method and no parameters:

public interface Interface {
   void Method<T>();
}

Now I wish to implement the mock for this class (I'm using Moq) and I wish to mock this method for some concrete type - let's say I'm mocking Method<String>() calls.

mock = new Mock<Interface>();
mock.Setup(x => x.Method ????).Returns(String("abc"));

The idea of ???? should be clear - this lambda expression should handle the case when T in the Method<T> is actually a String.

Is there any way I can achieve the wanted behavior?

c# .net generics moq
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