/// <summary>
/// This is the common function that executes the verification that the build
/// messages are correctly written or omitted from the output according with
/// the verbosity level.
/// It takes as argument a function that set the verbosity for the logger. This
/// delegate is needed because there are at least two different ways to set the
/// verbosity: one reading it from the registry, the other setting it directly
/// on the logger.
/// </summary>
private static void VerifyLoggingByVerbosity(LoggerVerbositySetter verbositySetter)
{
using (OleServiceProvider provider = new OleServiceProvider())
{
using (TaskProvider task = new TaskProvider(new ServiceProvider(provider)))
{
IVsHierarchy hierarchy = MockFactories.HierarchyForLogger(provider);
BaseMock mockOutput = MockFactories.OutputWindowPaneFactory.GetInstance();
// Create the logger and make sure that it points to the verbosity
// registry key that we have deleted at the beginning of the test.
IDELoggerProxy logger = new IDELoggerProxy(mockOutput as IVsOutputWindowPane, task, hierarchy);
logger.SetBuildVerbosityRegistryRoot(TestVerbosityRoot);
// Create the IEventSource that will be used to send messages to the logger
BaseMock mockSource = MockFactories.CreateMSBuildEventSource();
// Now initialize the logger.
logger.Initialize(mockSource as IEventSource);
// Verify that the logger has installed an event handler for messages.
Assert.IsNotNull(mockSource["MessageRaised"]);
BuildMessageEventHandler messageHandler = (BuildMessageEventHandler)mockSource["MessageRaised"];
foreach (VerbosityImportancePair expected in expectedVerbosityImportancePair)
{
// Because the IDEBuildLogger caches its Verbosity setting after reading it
// from the registry, we need to clear the cached value before calling the
// verbositySetter, which may set verbosity by changing the registry value.
logger.ClearVerbosityCache();
// Set the verbosity of the logger.
verbositySetter(logger, expected.Verbosity);
// Create a message of the expected importance.
BuildMessageEventArgs message = new BuildMessageEventArgs("message", "help", "sender", expected.Importance);
// Reset the counter of the calls to the output window pane.
mockOutput.ResetAllFunctionCalls();
// Execute the message event handler
messageHandler.Invoke(mockSource, message);
System.Windows.Forms.Application.DoEvents();
// Verify that the output pane was used only if the expected result is that
// something should be printed on the output.
if (expected.ShouldPrint)
{
Assert.IsTrue(mockOutput.TotalCallsAllFunctions() > 0);
}
else
{
Assert.AreEqual <int>(mockOutput.TotalCallsAllFunctions(), 0);
}
}
}
}
}