public TRuleTypeShouldConjunction Are(IObjectProvider <ICanBeAnalyzed> objects)
{
_ruleCreator.ContinueComplexCondition(
ObjectPredicatesDefinition <TReferenceType> .Are(objects));
return(Create <TRuleTypeShouldConjunction, TRuleType>(_ruleCreator));
}
public TRuleTypeShouldConjunction Are(ICanBeAnalyzed firstObject, params ICanBeAnalyzed[] moreObjects)
{
_ruleCreator.ContinueComplexCondition(
ObjectPredicatesDefinition <TReferenceType> .Are(firstObject, moreObjects));
return(Create <TRuleTypeShouldConjunction, TRuleType>(_ruleCreator));
}
public TRuleTypeShouldConjunction Are(IEnumerable <string> patterns, bool useRegularExpressions = false)
{
_ruleCreator.ContinueComplexCondition(
ObjectPredicatesDefinition <TReferenceType> .Are(patterns, useRegularExpressions));
return(Create <TRuleTypeShouldConjunction, TRuleType>(_ruleCreator));
}
public TGivenRuleTypeConjunction Are(IObjectProvider <ICanBeAnalyzed> objects)
{
_ruleCreator.AddPredicate(ObjectPredicatesDefinition <TRuleType> .Are(objects));
return(Create <TGivenRuleTypeConjunction, TRuleType>(_ruleCreator));
}
public TGivenRuleTypeConjunction Are(ICanBeAnalyzed firstObject, params ICanBeAnalyzed[] moreObjects)
{
_ruleCreator.AddPredicate(ObjectPredicatesDefinition <TRuleType> .Are(firstObject, moreObjects));
return(Create <TGivenRuleTypeConjunction, TRuleType>(_ruleCreator));
}
public TGivenRuleTypeConjunction Are(IEnumerable <string> patterns, bool useRegularExpressions = false)
{
_ruleCreator.AddPredicate(
ObjectPredicatesDefinition <TRuleType> .Are(patterns, useRegularExpressions));
return(Create <TGivenRuleTypeConjunction, TRuleType>(_ruleCreator));
}