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Does Microsoft support abstract padding support methods?

I have a class setup as follows:

public abstract FooClass {
    public FooClass() {
        // init stuff;
    }

    public void RandomMethod() {
        // do stuff;
    }

    public abstract WhatIWantToShim();
}

What I want to do is install WhatIWantToShim on ShimFooClass like this:

ShimFooClass.AllInstances.WhatIWantToShim = () => Boo();

I can install RandomMethod just fine,

ShimFooClass.AllInstances.RandomMethod = () => CalculatePi();

However, it seems that the created ShimFooClass does not create the WhatIWantToShim property in the AllInstances ShimFooClass property.

I looked at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh549176.aspx#bkmk_shim_basics , but I see nothing about abstract methods. The only thing I see, referring to what is not supported, is the finalizers. Does anyone know what is going on here and is this scenario supported?

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Ahhh ... bummer

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using (ShimsContext.Create())
{
    bool wasAbstractMethodCalled = false;
    var targetStub = new StubFooClass()
    {
        WhatIWantToShim01 = () => wasAbstractMethodCalled = true
    };
    var targetShim = new ShimFooClass(targetStub);
    targetShim.AllInstances.RandomMethod = () => CalculatePi();
    FooClass  target = targetShim.Instance;
    target.WhatIWantToShim();
    Assert.IsTrue(wasAbstractMethodCalled, "The WhatIWantToShim method was not called.");
}

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{
    bool wasAbstractMethodCalled = false;
    var targetStub = new StubFooClass()
    {
        WhatIWantToShim01 = () => wasAbstractMethodCalled = true
    };
    ShimFooClass.AllInstances.RandomMethod = @class => targetStub.CalculatePi();
    targetStub.WhatIWantToShim();
    Assert.IsTrue(wasAbstractMethodCalled, "The WhatIWantToShim method was not called.");
}

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