C# (CSharp) Microsoft.Data.Entity.Design OperationLogHandler.WriteVerbose Examples

Example #1

File: OperationLogHandlerTest.cs Project: adwardliu/EntityFramework

        public void WriteVerbose_works()
        {
            string result = null;
            var handler = new OperationLogHandler(writeVerbose: m => result = m);
            var message = "Princess Celestia is an alicorn.";

            handler.WriteVerbose(message);

            Assert.Equal(message, result);
        }

Example #2

File: OperationLogHandlerTest.cs Project: zcs0228/EntityFramework

        public void WriteVerbose_works()
        {
            string result  = null;
            var    handler = new OperationLogHandler(writeVerbose: m => result = m);
            var    message = "Princess Celestia is an alicorn.";

            handler.WriteVerbose(message);

            Assert.Equal(message, result);
        }

Example #3

File: OperationLogHandlerTest.cs Project: adwardliu/EntityFramework

        public void Write_methods_are_noops_when_null()
        {
            var handler = new OperationLogHandler();

            handler.WriteError("Princess Celestia does not exist.");
            handler.WriteWarning("Princess Celestia is in danger.");
            handler.WriteInformation("Princess Celestia is on her way.");
            handler.WriteVerbose("Princess Celestia is an alicorn.");
            handler.WriteDebug("Princess Celestia is a princess.");
        }

Example #4

File: OperationLogHandlerTest.cs Project: zcs0228/EntityFramework

        public void Write_methods_are_noops_when_null()
        {
            var handler = new OperationLogHandler();

            handler.WriteError("Princess Celestia does not exist.");
            handler.WriteWarning("Princess Celestia is in danger.");
            handler.WriteInformation("Princess Celestia is on her way.");
            handler.WriteVerbose("Princess Celestia is an alicorn.");
            handler.WriteDebug("Princess Celestia is a princess.");
        }