public void parseTestShouldPassIsfailing()
{
string testString = "10/100T-SW-A";
portSpeed shouldBe = new portSpeed(Duplex.Auto, new Tuple <int, int, int, int>(10, 100, 0, 0), 'T', "SW");
Assert.IsTrue(doEqual(shouldBe, portSpeed.ParseString(testString)));
}
//For some reason, NUnit's AreEqual doesn't work properly with portSpeed Objects
public bool doEqual(portSpeed old, portSpeed newer)
{
if (old.duplex != newer.duplex)
{
Console.WriteLine("Duplex wrong");
return(false);
}
if (old.midMod != newer.midMod)
{
Console.WriteLine("midMod wrong");
return(false);
}
//check tuples
if (old.speed.Item1 != newer.speed.Item1)
{
Console.WriteLine("item1 wrong");
return(false);
}
if (old.speed.Item2 != newer.speed.Item2)
{
Console.WriteLine("item2 wrong");
return(false);
}
if (old.speed.Item3 != newer.speed.Item3)
{
Console.WriteLine("item3 wrong");
return(false);
}
if (old.speed.Item4 != newer.speed.Item4)
{
Console.WriteLine("item4 wrong");
return(false);
}
if (old.speedMod != newer.speedMod)
{
Console.WriteLine("speedMod wrong");
Console.WriteLine("new speedMod: {0}, old speedMod: {1}", newer.speedMod, old.speedMod);
return(false);
}
return(true);
}
