Order Checking in Rhino Mocks with AAA Syntax

Rhino Mocks recently switched to AAA syntax (Arrange, Act, Assert) from Record/Replay.  It’s fairly easy to make the switch.  I  did run into a problem checking the order of calls made on my mocked objects though.  It seemed my expected calls never got wired up at all.  I found you ¿shouldn’t really? mock things into an instance of a MockRepository but rather call it statically.  As soon as I switched everything worked.  You can get a reference to the MockRepository by called GetMockRepository on any of your mocked objects.

using (_mockObject1.GetMockRepository().Ordered())
using (_mockObject2.GetMockRepository().Ordered())
{
    _mockObject1.Expect(o => o.Func1(Arg<SomeType>.Is.TypeOf));
    _mockObject2.Expect(o => o.Func2());
    _mockObject1.Expect(o => o.Func3()).Return(true);
    _mockObject1.Expect(o => o.Func4()).Return(true);
    _mockObject2.Expect(o => o.Func5());
    _mockObject1.Expect(o => o.Func6());
    _mockObject1.Expect(o => o.Func7()).Return(true);
}