public void ExportedRulesMustExist(MemberInfo member, ExportPropertyXamlRuleDefinitionAttribute attribute)
{
Assert.NotNull(attribute);
var assembly = Assembly.Load(attribute.XamlResourceAssemblyName);
using Stream stream = assembly.GetManifestResourceStream(attribute.XamlResourceStreamName);
Assert.True(stream != null, $"The rule '{attribute.XamlResourceStreamName}' indicated by '{GetTypeQualifiedName(member)}' does not exist in assembly '{attribute.XamlResourceAssemblyName}'.");
}
public void BrowseObjectsMustBeInBrowseObjectContext(MemberInfo member, ExportPropertyXamlRuleDefinitionAttribute attribute)
{
if (!member.Name.Contains("BrowseObject"))
{
return;
}
foreach (string context in attribute.Context.Split(';'))
{
if (context == PropertyPageContexts.BrowseObject)
{
return;
}
}
Assert.True(false, $"'{GetTypeQualifiedName(member)}' must live in the PropertyPageContexts.BrowseObject context.");
}
public void ExportedRulesMustExist(MemberInfo member, ExportPropertyXamlRuleDefinitionAttribute attribute)
{
Assert.NotNull(attribute);
// HERE BE DRAGONS
// Note the following are *not* equivalent:
// Assembly.Load(assemblyNameString)
// Assembly.Load(new AssemblyName(assemblyNameString))
// The first will accept certain malformed assembly names that the second does not,
// and will successfully load the assembly where the second throws an exception.
// CPS uses the second form when loading assemblies to extract embedded XAML, and
// so we must do the same in this test.
var assemblyName = new AssemblyName(attribute.XamlResourceAssemblyName);
var assembly = Assembly.Load(assemblyName);
using Stream stream = assembly.GetManifestResourceStream(attribute.XamlResourceStreamName);
Assert.True(stream != null, $"The rule '{attribute.XamlResourceStreamName}' indicated by '{GetTypeQualifiedName(member)}' does not exist in assembly '{attribute.XamlResourceAssemblyName}'.");
}
