public ValidationResult Validate(R value)
{
if (_values.Contains(value, _comparer))
{
return(ValidationResult.Success);
}
else
{
return(ValidationResult.Fail(new object[] { _values }));
}
}
public ValidationResult Validate(R value)
{
if (greaterThan.CompareTo(value) < compareToResult)
{
return(ValidationResult.Success);
}
else
{
return(ValidationResult.Fail(greaterThan));
}
}
public ValidationResult Validate(R value)
{
if (_lessThan.CompareTo(value) > _compareToResult)
{
return(ValidationResult.Success);
}
else
{
return(ValidationResult.Fail(_lessThan));
}
}
public ValidationResult Validate(T value)
{
R v = this.value(value);
IComparable <R> lowerBound = greaterThan(value);
IComparable <R> upperBound = lessThan(value);
if (lowerBound.CompareTo(v) < compareToResultLower && upperBound.CompareTo(v) > compareToResultUpper)
{
return(ValidationResult.Success);
}
return(ValidationResult.Fail(lowerBound, upperBound, v, options));
}
public ValidationResult Validate(string value)
{
//NOTE: Yes, null string will pass RegexRules. Use the NotNullRule in combination to invalidate nulls.
if (value == null)
{
return(ValidationResult.Success);
}
if (this._regex.IsMatch(value))
{
return(ValidationResult.Success);
}
return(ValidationResult.Fail(this._regex));
}
public ValidationResult Validate(R value)
{
return(rule(value) ? ValidationResult.Success : ValidationResult.Fail());
}
public ValidationResult Validate(R value)
{
return(this.comparer.Equals(value, this.value) ? ValidationResult.Success : ValidationResult.Fail(this.value));
}
