Rhinomocks stubbing is great, but sometimes we need a stubbed instance to return different values.
[Test]
public void gggg()
{
var myobject = MockRepository.GenerateStub<IMyInterface>();
myobject.Stub(x => myobject.MyMethod()).Return("woof");
myobject.Stub(x => x.MyMethod()).Return("croak");
} 
In this case MyMethod will always return “woof”. The “croak” will only be return if we use the .Repeat statements to tell Rhinomocks to limit the usage of the values.
[Test]Here the first call to MyMethod will return “woof”, all subsequent calls will return “croak”.
public void gggg()
{
var myobject = MockRepository.GenerateStub<IMyInterface>();
myobject.Stub(x => myobject.MyMethod()).Return("woof").Repeat.Once();
myobject.Stub(x => x.MyMethod()).Return("croak");
}
In your examples should not the lambda in both calls to Stub be the same? i.e. I don't think x => myobject.MyMethod() is going to work. It should be x => x.MyMethod() in both cases.
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