public virtual void DisableHooksTest()
{
int betweenChecksSleepTime = 500;
int handlerSleepTime = 100;
DataHandlerCounterTest.TestDataHandler dataHandler = new DataHandlerCounterTest.TestDataHandler(handlerSleepTime
);
DataHandlerCounterTest.TestDataHandlerCounter counter = new DataHandlerCounterTest.TestDataHandlerCounter(
dataHandler);
// check the initial process count
NUnit.Framework.Assert.AreEqual(0, dataHandler.GetProcessCount());
long count = dataHandler.GetProcessCount();
Thread.Sleep(betweenChecksSleepTime);
// check that process count has been updated
NUnit.Framework.Assert.AreNotEqual(count, dataHandler.GetProcessCount());
counter.Close();
// ensure that last process on disable would be finished
Thread.Sleep(betweenChecksSleepTime);
long totalCount = dataHandler.GetProcessCount();
Thread.Sleep(betweenChecksSleepTime);
// ensure that after disabling there are no new processes has been invoked
NUnit.Framework.Assert.AreEqual(totalCount, dataHandler.GetProcessCount());
}
public virtual void MultipleRegisterHooksTest()
{
DataHandlerCounterTest.TestDataHandler dataHandler = new DataHandlerCounterTest.TestDataHandler(200);
DataHandlerCounterTest.TestDataHandlerCounter counter = new DataHandlerCounterTest.TestDataHandlerCounter(
dataHandler);
DataHandlerCounterTest.TestDataHandlerCounter secondCounter = new DataHandlerCounterTest.TestDataHandlerCounter
(dataHandler);
NUnit.Framework.Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => counter.Close());
NUnit.Framework.Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => secondCounter.Close());
}
public TestDataHandlerCounter(DataHandlerCounterTest.TestDataHandler dataHandler)
: base(dataHandler)
{
}
