public void OnSameObject_Union_With_Both_True_Conditions()
{
// The type we are testing
OnSameObject target = new OnSameObject()
{
Condition = true
};
// Another instance of same type of ruleData
IPrimitiveConditionData anotherRuleData = new OnSameObject()
{
Condition = true
};
//Union the 2 rules
target.Union(anotherRuleData);
//We expect the condition of the union to be true, despite both being set to true as per the conditions
bool expected = true;
bool actual = target.Condition.Equals(true);
//Assert they are equal
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
public void OnSameObject_Union_With_One_False_Condition()
{
// The type we are testing
OnSameObject target = new OnSameObject()
{
Condition = false
};
// Another instance of same type of ruleData
IPrimitiveConditionData anotherRuleData = new OnSameObject()
{
Condition = true
};
//Union the 2 rules
target.Union(anotherRuleData);
//We expect the condition of the union to be the condition of 2nd rule, since it was true
bool expected = true;
bool actual = target.Condition.Equals(true);
//Assert they are equal
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
public void OnSameObject_Union_With_A_Null_Test()
{
// The type we are testing
OnSameObject target = new OnSameObject()
{
//Note that for this test to pass, the condition must be set to false, as the code specifies either 1st rule or 2nd rule to be true
Condition = false
};
// Since the ruleData is null, the union should fail
IPrimitiveConditionData anotherRuleData = null;
//Union should fail
target.Union(anotherRuleData);
}