/// <summary>
/// Build a collection of constraint (in fact one by expected item)
/// Pay really attention that CollectionContainsConstraint is expecting one unique item!
/// So if you cant to check for several items, you need to apply several Constraint (one by expected item)
/// </summary>
protected virtual void BuildInternalConstraint()
{
NUnitCtr.Constraint ctr = null;
foreach (var item in Expected)
{
var localCtr = new NUnitCtr.CollectionContainsConstraint(StringComparerHelper.Build(item));
var usingCtr = localCtr.Using(Comparer);
if (ctr != null)
{
ctr = new AndConstraint(ctr, usingCtr);
}
else
{
ctr = usingCtr;
}
}
if (ctr == null)
{
ctr = new NUnitCtr.EmptyCollectionConstraint();
}
IResolveConstraint exp = ctr;
InternalConstraint = exp.Resolve();
}
public void IgnoreCaseIsHonored( object expected, IEnumerable actual )
{
var constraint = new CollectionContainsConstraint( expected ).IgnoreCase;
var constraintResult = constraint.ApplyTo( actual );
if ( !constraintResult.IsSuccess )
{
MessageWriter writer = new TextMessageWriter();
constraintResult.WriteMessageTo( writer );
Assert.Fail( writer.ToString() );
}
}
public void IgnoreCaseIsHonored(object expected, IEnumerable actual)
{
var constraint = new CollectionContainsConstraint(expected).IgnoreCase;
var constraintResult = constraint.ApplyTo(actual);
if (!constraintResult.IsSuccess)
{
MessageWriter writer = new TextMessageWriter();
constraintResult.WriteMessageTo(writer);
Assert.Fail(writer.ToString());
}
}
protected override NUnitCtr.Constraint BuildInternalConstraint()
{
NUnitCtr.Constraint ctr = null;
foreach (var item in ExpectedItems)
{
var localCtr = new NUnitCtr.CollectionContainsConstraint(StringComparerHelper.Build(item));
var usingCtr = localCtr.Using(Comparer);
if (ctr != null)
ctr = new NUnitCtr.AndConstraint(ctr, usingCtr);
else
ctr = usingCtr;
}
return ctr;
}
protected override NUnitCtr.Constraint BuildInternalConstraint()
{
NUnitCtr.Constraint ctr = null;
foreach (var item in ExpectedItems)
{
var localCtr = new NUnitCtr.CollectionContainsConstraint(StringComparerHelper.Build(item));
var usingCtr = localCtr.Using(Comparer);
if (ctr != null)
{
ctr = new NUnitCtr.AndConstraint(ctr, usingCtr);
}
else
{
ctr = usingCtr;
}
}
return(ctr);
}
/// <summary>
/// Build a collection of constraint (in fact one by expected item)
/// Pay really attention that CollectionContainsConstraint is expecting one unique item!
/// So if you cant to check for several items, you need to apply several Constraint (one by expected item)
/// </summary>
protected virtual void BuildInternalConstraint()
{
NUnitCtr.Constraint ctr = null;
foreach (var item in Expected)
{
var localCtr = new NUnitCtr.CollectionContainsConstraint(StringComparerHelper.Build(item));
var usingCtr = localCtr.Using(Comparer);
if (ctr != null)
ctr = new AndConstraint(ctr, usingCtr);
else
ctr = usingCtr;
}
if (ctr == null)
ctr = new NUnitCtr.EmptyCollectionConstraint();
IResolveConstraint exp = ctr;
InternalConstraint = exp.Resolve();
}
/// <summary>
/// Construct a LinkedToConstraint
/// </summary>
public LinkedToConstraint(string expected)
: base()
{
InternalConstraint = new CollectionContainsConstraint(StringComparerHelper.Build(expected));
this.Expected = expected;
}
/// <summary>
/// Construct a LinkedToConstraint
/// </summary>
public LinkedToConstraint(string expected)
: base()
{
InternalConstraint = new CollectionContainsConstraint(expected);
this.Expected = expected;
}