Exemple #1
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 public void consumeTestOrderedEncounteredWrongType()
 {
     ArgDef testDef = new ArgDef();
     testDef.name = "test";
     testDef.type = typeof(int);
     testDef.parseInit(ArgTypeParser.basicParsers);
     VirtualArray<string> vArgs = new VirtualArray<string>(new string[] { "a" }, 0, 1);
     ParsedArgs pArgs = new ParsedArgs();
     bool result = testDef.consume(vArgs, pArgs);
     bool errors = testDef.errorOccured();
     Assert.IsFalse(result, "[ArgDef][consume] consume should return false when the args provided don't match the arg def's type.");
     Assert.IsTrue(errors, "[ArgDef][consume] consume should generate an error when the args provided don't match the arg def's type.");
 }
Exemple #2
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 public void consumeTestWrongNumberOfFollowingArgs()
 {
     ArgDef testDef = new ArgDef();
     testDef.argLabels.Add("-test");
     testDef.argCount = 2;
     testDef.parseInit(ArgTypeParser.basicParsers);
     VirtualArray<string> vArgs = new VirtualArray<string>(new string[] { "-test", "a" }, 0, 2);
     ParsedArgs pArgs = new ParsedArgs();
     bool result = testDef.consume(vArgs, pArgs);
     bool errors = testDef.errorOccured();
     Assert.IsFalse(result, "[ArgDef][consume] consume should return false when there are less remaining args than argCount.");
     Assert.IsTrue(errors, "[ArgDef][consume] consume should generate an error message when there are less remaining args than argCount.");
 }
Exemple #3
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 public void consumeTestMultipleOptionEncounters()
 {
     ArgDef testDef = new ArgDef();
     testDef.argLabels.AddRange(new string[]{"-test", "-t"});
     testDef.parseInit(ArgTypeParser.basicParsers);
     VirtualArray<string> vArgs = new VirtualArray<string>(new string[] {"-test", "-t"}, 0, 2);
     ParsedArgs pArgs = new ParsedArgs();
     testDef.consume(vArgs, pArgs);
     bool result2 = testDef.consume(vArgs, pArgs);
     bool errors = testDef.errorOccured();
     Assert.IsFalse(result2, "[ArgDef][consume] consume should return false when a label is encountered twice.");
     Assert.IsTrue(errors, "[ArgDef][consume] consume should generate an error message when a label is encountered twice.");
 }