public void InstanceOK()
{
//create an instance of the class we want to create
clsShoeCollection AllShoe = new clsShoeCollection();
//test to see that it exists
Assert.IsNotNull(AllShoe);
}
public void CountPropertyOK()
{
//create an instance of the class we want to create
clsShoeCollection AllShoe = new clsShoeCollection();
//create some test data to assign to the property
Int32 SomeCount = 2;
//assign the data to the property
AllShoe.Count = SomeCount;
//test to see that the two values are the same
Assert.AreEqual(AllShoe.Count, SomeCount);
}
public void ThisShoeOK()
{
//create an instance of the class we want to create
clsShoeCollection AllShoe = new clsShoeCollection();
//create some test data to assign to the property
clsShoe TestShoe = new clsShoe();
//set the properties of the test object
TestItem.Active = true;
TestItem.Brand = "some brand";
TestItem.Colour = "some colour";
TestItem.Size = 1;
TestItem.Style = "some style";
//assign the data to the property
//Test to see that the two values are the same
Assert.AreEqual(AllShoe / ShoeList, TestList);
}
public void ShoeListOK()
{
//create an instance of the class we want to create
clsShoeCollection AllShoe = new clsShoeCollection();
//create some test data to assign to the property
//in this case the data needs to be a list of object
List<clsShoe> TestList = new List<clsShoe>();
//add an item to the list
//create the item of test data
clsShoe TestItem = new clsShoe();
//set its properties
TestItem.Active = true;
TestItem.Brand = "some brand";
TestItem.Colour = "some colour";
TestItem.Size = 1;
TestItem.Style = "some style";
//add the item to the test list
TestList.Add(TestItem);
//assign the data to the property
AllShoe.ShoeList = TestList;
//Test to see that the two values are the same
Assert.AreEqual(AllShoe / ShoeList, TestList);
