Is there a Spring4D correspondent function to WillReturnDefault

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Delphi-Mocks has a WillReturnDefault method when you don't care about the parameters of a function. I can't figure out how to do that with Spring4D mocking. Grateful for help!

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You either use the mock in its default dynamic mode where it allows any call and just returns defaults from its methods or use param matchers - see the following example:

uses
  Spring.Mocking;

type
  {$M+}
  ITest = interface
    function GiveNumber(const s: string): Integer;
  end;

var
  m: Mock<ITest>;
begin
  // mocks are dynamic by default so they let all calls happen and return the default
  Writeln(m.Instance.GiveNumber(''));

  // parameter matcher can be either applied to the When call -
  // here we are using the built-in Args.Any to let any parameter happen
  // the actual values passed to GiveNumber does not matter then
  m.Setup.Returns(42).When(Args.Any).GiveNumber('');
  Writeln(m.Instance.GiveNumber('whatever'));

  // when specifying a specific param matcher you basically add this to the existing behavior
  // when calling the mock checks for any given behavior that matches starting from the
  // most recently defined
  m.Setup.Returns(77).When.GiveNumber(Arg.IsEqual('this'));
  Writeln(m.Instance.GiveNumber('this')); // 77 as we just specified
  Writeln(m.Instance.GiveNumber('something')); // 42 as we specified before for any arguments

  // so you should always start with the broader matcher and then the more specific ones
  // as a broader one would "override" a more specific one as you can see now
  m.Setup.Returns(42).When(Args.Any).GiveNumber('');
  // we get 42 now as the Args.Any matcher was added last and matches the parameter
  Writeln(m.Instance.GiveNumber('this'));

  Readln;
end.