C# (CSharp) SeqEnumerator.MoveNext Examples

Example #1

File: ConsTests.cs Project: ryrency/Misc

        public void SeqIteratorMovedToEmptyHasNoCurrent()
        {
            Cons          c = new Cons(1, new Cons(2, null));
            SeqEnumerator s = new SeqEnumerator(c);

            s.MoveNext();
            s.MoveNext();
            s.MoveNext();
            object o = s.Current;
        }

Example #2

File: ConsTests.cs Project: ryrency/Misc

        public void SeqIteratorIterates()
        {
            Cons          c = new Cons(1, new Cons(2, null));
            SeqEnumerator s = new SeqEnumerator(c);

            Expect(s.MoveNext());
            Expect(s.Current, EqualTo(1));
            Expect(s.MoveNext());
            Expect(s.Current, EqualTo(2));
            Expect(s.Current, EqualTo(2));
            Expect(s.MoveNext(), False);
        }

Example #3

File: ConsTests.cs Project: redchew-fork/clojure-clr

        public void SeqIteratorIterates()
        {
            Cons          c = new Cons(1, new Cons(2, null));
            SeqEnumerator s = new SeqEnumerator(c);

            Expect(s.MoveNext());
            Expect(s.Current).To.Equal(1);
            Expect(s.MoveNext());
            Expect(s.Current).To.Equal(2);
            Expect(s.Current).To.Equal(2);
            Expect(s.MoveNext()).To.Be.False();
        }

Example #4

File: ConsTests.cs Project: ryrency/Misc

        public void SeqIteratorResetAtBeginningWorks()
        {
            Cons          c = new Cons(1, new Cons(2, null));
            SeqEnumerator s = new SeqEnumerator(c);

            s.Reset();

            Expect(s.MoveNext());
            Expect(s.Current, EqualTo(1));
            Expect(s.MoveNext());
            Expect(s.Current, EqualTo(2));
            Expect(s.Current, EqualTo(2));
            Expect(s.MoveNext(), False);
        }

Example #5

File: ConsTests.cs Project: rpete4130/clojure-clr

        public void SeqIteratorMovedToEmptyHasNoCurrent()
        {
            Cons          c = new Cons(1, new Cons(2, null));
            SeqEnumerator s = new SeqEnumerator(c);

            s.MoveNext();
            s.MoveNext();
            s.MoveNext();

#pragma warning disable 219
            // Have to assign to access
            object o = s.Current;
#pragma warning restore 219
        }

Example #6

File: ConsTests.cs Project: redchew-fork/clojure-clr

        public void SeqIteratorResetAtBeginningWorks()
        {
            Cons          c = new Cons(1, new Cons(2, null));
            SeqEnumerator s = new SeqEnumerator(c);

            s.Reset();

            Expect(s.MoveNext());
            Expect(s.Current).To.Equal(1);
            Expect(s.MoveNext());
            Expect(s.Current).To.Equal(2);
            Expect(s.Current).To.Equal(2);
            Expect(s.MoveNext()).To.Be.False();
        }

Example #7

File: ConsTests.cs Project: ryrency/Misc

        public void SeqIteratorOnEmptySeqGoesNowhere()
        {
            SeqEnumerator s = new SeqEnumerator(null);

            Expect(s.MoveNext(), False);
        }