public void Logger_Diagnostic()
{
const string message = "message";
int counter = 0;
ILogger logger = new Logger();
(logger as Logger).OnCritical = s => Assert.Fail();
(logger as Logger).OnError = s => Assert.Fail();
(logger as Logger).OnWarning = s => Assert.Fail();
(logger as Logger).OnInformational = s => Assert.Fail();
(logger as Logger).OnDebug = s => Assert.Fail();
(logger as Logger).OnDiagnostic = s => counter++;
(logger as Logger).OnChangeEvent = (a,b) => Assert.Fail();
logger.Diagnostic(message);
Assert.AreEqual(1, counter);
}
public void Logger_NoRoutes()
{
const string message = "message";
ILogger logger = new Logger();
logger.Critical(message);
logger.Error(message);
logger.Warning(message);
logger.Informational(message);
logger.Debug(message);
logger.Diagnostic(message);
logger.ChangeEvent(message, message);//string is not a good example here, but the function isn't called anyway
//yes, nothing happens.
//this test is here to ensure no exceptions occur when leaving handlers unspecified for the logger
}