Exemple #1
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 public bool ShouldNotSkip(Tags tagsFilter)
 {
     //really should be the opposite of ShouldSkip.
     //but unfortunately calling ShouldSkip has side effects
     //see the HasRun assignment. calling ShouldSkip here thus
     //has side effects that fail some tests.
     return(false == tagsFilter.ShouldSkip(Tags));
 }
Exemple #2
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 public bool ShouldNotSkip(Tags tagsFilter)
 {
     //really should be the opposite of ShouldSkip.
     //but unfortunately calling ShouldSkip has side effects
     //see the HasRun assignment. calling ShouldSkip here thus
     //has side effects that fail some tests.
     return false == tagsFilter.ShouldSkip(Tags);
 }
Exemple #3
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 public bool ShouldSkip(Tags tagsFilter)
 {
     return tagsFilter.ShouldSkip(Tags) || ((HasRun = true) && Pending);
 }
Exemple #4
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 public bool ShouldSkip(Tags tagsFilter)
 {
     return(tagsFilter.ShouldSkip(Tags) || ((HasRun = true) && Pending));
 }
Exemple #5
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 public bool ShouldNotSkip(Tags tagsFilter)
 {
     return(!tagsFilter.ShouldSkip(Tags));
 }