Is "Record" Deprecated in Rhino Mocks

Question

The latest version of Rhino mocks supports Arrange, Act Assert methodology. Does that mean that the record method that it used in previous version is deprecated?

I thought it was (deprecated), but as I was reading "The Art of Unit Testing" he uses the Record method when he introduces Rhino Mocks. So now I am not so sure....

Any one know for sure?

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UPDATE: OK, I need to read the whole chapter before I get all upset about how he is doing things. In section 5.8 he covers AAA syntax. Still, my question remains, which is preferred now: AAA or record?

Answer 1

You don't use Record when you are using AAA syntax. Could you paste the link to "The Art of Unit Testing"? A lot of the documentation hasn't been updated after introduction of AAA syntax.

EDIT: I prefer the AAA syntax, because it reads better. It seems also easier to set some constraints on arguments (especially the Arg<...>.Match), you don't have to remember about running ReplayAll, etc.