C# (CSharp) RegexSelector.Deserialize Examples

Example #1

        public void DeserializeWithSpecialCharacters()
        {
            RegexSelector selector = new RegexSelector();

            selector.Deserialize(SerializedSpecialCharacters);
            Assert.Equals(".*<.*", selector.Pattern);
        }

Example #2

        public void DeserializeWithEmptyPattern()
        {
            RegexSelector selector = new RegexSelector();

            selector.Deserialize(SerializedEmptyPattern);
            Assert.Equals(string.Empty, selector.Pattern);
        }

Example #3

        public void Deserialize()
        {
            RegexSelector selector = new RegexSelector();

            selector.Deserialize(SerializedContent);
            Assert.Equals(@".*Foo.*", selector.Pattern);
        }

Example #4

File: RegexSelectorTests.cs Project: ManfredLange/csUnit

 public void Deserialize() {
    RegexSelector selector = new RegexSelector();
    selector.Deserialize(SerializedContent);
    Assert.Equals(@".*Foo.*", selector.Pattern);
 }

Example #5

File: RegexSelectorTests.cs Project: ManfredLange/csUnit

 public void DeserializeWithSpecialCharacters() {
    RegexSelector selector = new RegexSelector();
    selector.Deserialize(SerializedSpecialCharacters);
    Assert.Equals(".*<.*", selector.Pattern);
 }

Example #6

File: RegexSelectorTests.cs Project: ManfredLange/csUnit

 public void DeserializeWithEmptyPattern() {
    RegexSelector selector = new RegexSelector();
    selector.Deserialize(SerializedEmptyPattern);
    Assert.Equals(string.Empty, selector.Pattern);
 }