public void PublicKey ()
{
StrongNamePublicKeyBlob snpkb = new StrongNamePublicKeyBlob (pk);
Assert.IsTrue (snpkb.Equals (snpkb), "Equals(Self)");
Assert.IsFalse (snpkb.Equals (null), "Equals(null)");
Assert.AreEqual ("00240000048000009400000006020000002400005253413100040000010001003DBD7208C62B0EA8C1C058072B635F7C9ABDCB22DB20B2A9DADAEFE800642F5D8DEB7802F7A5367728D7558D1468DBEB2409D02B131B926E2E59544AAC18CFC909023F4FA83E94001FC2F11A27477D1084F514B861621A0C66ABD24C4B9FC90F3CD8920FF5FFCED76E5C6FB1F57DD356F96727A4A5485B079344004AF8FFA4CB", snpkb.ToString (), "ToString(pk)");
StrongNamePublicKeyBlob snpkb2 = new StrongNamePublicKeyBlob (pk);
Assert.IsTrue (snpkb.Equals (snpkb2), "Equals()-true");
StrongNamePublicKeyBlob snpkb3 = new StrongNamePublicKeyBlob (bad);
Assert.IsFalse (snpkb.Equals (snpkb3), "Equals()-false");
// non standard get hash code - why ???
Assert.AreEqual (snpkb2.GetHashCode (), snpkb.GetHashCode (), "GetHashCode-0");
// the first 4 bytes has code has been fixed in 2.0 beta 1
// Historical data:
// #elif NET_1_1
// // It seems to be the first four bytes of the public key data
// // which seems like non sense as all valid public key will have the same header ?
// Assert.AreEqual (2359296, snpkb.GetHashCode (), "GetHashCode-1");
// Assert.AreEqual (2359296, snpkb2.GetHashCode (), "GetHashCode-2");
// Assert.AreEqual (2989, snpkb3.GetHashCode (), "GetHashCode-3");
// byte[] header = { 0x00, 0x24, 0x00, 0x00 };
// StrongNamePublicKeyBlob snpkb4 = new StrongNamePublicKeyBlob (header);
// Assert.AreEqual (2359296, snpkb4.GetHashCode (), "GetHashCode-4");
// #endif
}
// Convert this permissions object into an XML value.
public override SecurityElement ToXml()
{
SecurityElement element;
element = new SecurityElement("IPermission");
element.AddAttribute
("class",
SecurityElement.Escape
(typeof(StrongNameIdentityPermission).
AssemblyQualifiedName));
element.AddAttribute("version", "1");
if (blob != null)
{
element.AddAttribute("PublicKeyBlob", blob.ToString());
}
if (name != null)
{
element.AddAttribute
("Name", SecurityElement.Escape(name));
}
if (version != null)
{
element.AddAttribute("Version", version.ToString());
}
return(element);
}
public void InvalidPublicKey ()
{
StrongNamePublicKeyBlob snpkb = new StrongNamePublicKeyBlob (bad);
// Proof that there's no validation on public key
Assert.AreEqual ("0BAD", snpkb.ToString (), "ToString(BAD)");
}