public void DefaultImplementation()
{
var v = new MyValueSerializer();
foreach (var val in test_values)
{
Assert.IsFalse(v.CanConvertToString(val, null), "CanConvertTo." + val);
try {
v.ConvertToString(val, null);
Assert.Fail("ConvertTo." + val);
} catch (NotSupportedException) {
}
}
// The funny thing also applies to CanConvertToString() and ConvertToString().
foreach (var str in test_strings)
{
Assert.IsFalse(v.CanConvertFromString(str, null), "CanConvertFrom." + str);
try {
v.ConvertFromString(str, null);
Assert.Fail("ConvertFrom." + str);
} catch (NotSupportedException) {
}
}
Assert.AreEqual(typeof(NotSupportedException), v.CallGetConvertFromException(null).GetType(), "#1");
Assert.AreEqual(typeof(NotSupportedException), v.CallGetConvertToException(null, typeof(int)).GetType(), "#2");
Assert.IsFalse(v.TypeReferences(null, null).GetEnumerator().MoveNext(), "#3");
}
public void DefaultImplementation ()
{
var v = new MyValueSerializer ();
foreach (var val in test_values) {
Assert.IsFalse (v.CanConvertToString (val, null), "CanConvertTo." + val);
try {
v.ConvertToString (val, null);
Assert.Fail ("ConvertTo." + val);
} catch (NotSupportedException) {
}
}
// The funny thing also applies to CanConvertToString() and ConvertToString().
foreach (var str in test_strings) {
Assert.IsFalse (v.CanConvertFromString (str, null), "CanConvertFrom." + str);
try {
v.ConvertFromString (str, null);
Assert.Fail ("ConvertFrom." + str);
} catch (NotSupportedException) {
}
}
Assert.AreEqual (typeof (NotSupportedException), v.CallGetConvertFromException (null).GetType (), "#1");
Assert.AreEqual (typeof (NotSupportedException), v.CallGetConvertToException (null, typeof (int)).GetType (), "#2");
Assert.IsFalse (v.TypeReferences (null, null).GetEnumerator ().MoveNext (), "#3");
}
public void DefaultImplementation ()
{
var v = new MyValueSerializer ();
int i = 0;
foreach (var val in test_values) {
Assert.IsFalse (v.CanConvertToString (val, null), "CanConvertTo." + val);
try {
v.ConvertToString (val, null);
Assert.Fail ("ConvertTo." + val);
} catch (NotSupportedException) {
}
}
// The funny thing also applies to CanConvertToString() and ConvertToString().
i = 0;
foreach (var str in test_strings) {
Assert.IsFalse (v.CanConvertFromString (str, null), "CanConvertFrom." + str);
try {
v.ConvertFromString (str, null);
Assert.Fail ("ConvertFrom." + str);
} catch (NotSupportedException) {
}
}
}
