public void Results_lambdas_match( )
{
// Arrange
ListController testClass = new ListController( );
Func <Result> expected = () => new ProductsController( ).ListAction( );
Result actual;
byte[] actualMethodBytes;
byte[] expectedMethodBytes;
// Act
actual = testClass.DefaultAction( );
// Assert
actualMethodBytes = actual.NextAction.
Method.GetMethodBody( ).GetILAsByteArray( );
expectedMethodBytes = expected.
Method.GetMethodBody( ).GetILAsByteArray( );
// Test that the arrays are the same, more rigorous check really should
// be done .. but this is an example :)
for (int count = 0; count < actualMethodBytes.Length; count++)
{
if (actualMethodBytes[count] != expectedMethodBytes[count])
{
throw new AssertFailedException(
"Method implementations are not the same");
}
}
}
public void Results_lambdas_do_not_match( )
{
// Arrange
ListController testClass = new ListController( );
Func <Result> expected = () => new OtherController( ).ListAction( );
Result actual;
byte[] actualMethodBytes;
byte[] expectedMethodBytes;
int count = 0;
// Act
actual = testClass.DefaultAction( );
// Assert
actualMethodBytes = actual.NextAction.
Method.GetMethodBody( ).GetILAsByteArray( );
expectedMethodBytes = expected.
Method.GetMethodBody( ).GetILAsByteArray( );
// Test that the arrays aren't the same, more checking really should
// be done .. but this is an example :)
for ( ; count < actualMethodBytes.Length; count++)
{
if (actualMethodBytes[count] != expectedMethodBytes[count])
{
break;
}
}
if ((count + 1 == actualMethodBytes.Length) &&
(actualMethodBytes.Length == expectedMethodBytes.Length))
{
throw new AssertFailedException(
"Method implementations are the same, they should NOT be.");
}
}
