public void GetGenderMatchQuality_Mismatch(ActorGender actorGender, CharacterGender characterGender)
{
var actor = new Glyssen.VoiceActor.VoiceActor {
Gender = actorGender
};
var matchQuality = actor.GetGenderMatchQuality(new CharacterDetail {
Gender = characterGender
});
Assert.AreEqual(MatchLevel.Mismatch, matchQuality);
}
private static string GetUiStringForActorGender(ActorGender actorGender)
{
switch (actorGender)
{
case ActorGender.Male: return(LocalizationManager.GetString("DialogBoxes.VoiceActorAssignmentDlg.ActorGender.Male", "Male"));
case ActorGender.Female: return(LocalizationManager.GetString("DialogBoxes.VoiceActorAssignmentDlg.ActorGender.Female", "Female"));
default: return(string.Empty);
}
}
public void GetGenderMatchQuality_Acceptable(ActorGender actorGender, CharacterGender characterGender)
{
var actor = new Glyssen.VoiceActor.VoiceActor {
Gender = actorGender
};
var matchQuality = actor.GetGenderMatchQuality(new CharacterDetail {
Gender = characterGender
});
Assert.AreEqual(GenderMatchQuality.Acceptable, matchQuality);
}
public void GetGenderMatchQuality_Acceptable(ActorGender actorGender, CharacterGender characterGender)
{
// This might seem odd at first glance, but the only "prefer female" characters in the data
// could easily be performed by a male actor.
var actor = new Glyssen.VoiceActor.VoiceActor {
Gender = actorGender
};
var matchQuality = actor.GetGenderMatchQuality(new CharacterDetail {
Gender = characterGender
});
Assert.AreEqual(MatchLevel.Acceptable, matchQuality);
}
