//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void provideSelectiveWatcher() throws java.io.IOException
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: Method 'throws' clauses are not available in C#:
internal virtual void ProvideSelectiveWatcher()
{
File specialFile = new File("special");
File otherFile = new File("other");
FileSystemAbstraction normal = mock(typeof(FileSystemAbstraction));
FileSystemAbstraction special = mock(typeof(FileSystemAbstraction));
FileWatcher specialWatcher = mock(typeof(FileWatcher));
FileWatcher normalWatcher = mock(typeof(FileWatcher));
WatchedResource specialResource = mock(typeof(WatchedResource));
WatchedResource normalResource = mock(typeof(WatchedResource));
when(special.FileWatcher()).thenReturn(specialWatcher);
when(normal.FileWatcher()).thenReturn(normalWatcher);
when(specialWatcher.Watch(specialFile)).thenReturn(specialResource);
when(normalWatcher.Watch(otherFile)).thenReturn(normalResource);
using (SelectiveFileSystemAbstraction fs = new SelectiveFileSystemAbstraction(specialFile, special, normal))
{
FileWatcher fileWatcher = fs.FileWatcher();
assertSame(specialResource, fileWatcher.Watch(specialFile));
assertSame(normalResource, fileWatcher.Watch(otherFile));
}
}
public AdversarialFileWatcher(FileWatcher fileWatcher, Adversary adversary)
{
this._fileWatcher = fileWatcher;
this._adversary = adversary;
}
internal SelectiveFileWatcher(File specialFile, FileWatcher defaultFileWatcher, FileWatcher specificFileWatcher)
{
this._specialFile = specialFile;
this._defaultFileWatcher = defaultFileWatcher;
this._specificFileWatcher = specificFileWatcher;
}
