public void Indexers14_Test()
{
OutputHelper.WriteLine(" Unless the indexer is an explicit interface");
OutputHelper.WriteLine(" member implementation, the type is followed");
OutputHelper.WriteLine(" by the keyword this. For an explicit ");
OutputHelper.WriteLine(" interface member implementation, the type is ");
OutputHelper.WriteLine(" followed by an interface-type, a . and the ");
OutputHelper.WriteLine(" keyword this.");
OutputHelper.WriteLine("This is currently an expected fail, but is resolved in 3.0 see Bug 16341 for details");
Assert.True(IndexersTestClass14.testMethod());
}
public MFTestResults Indexers14_Test()
{
Log.Comment(" Unless the indexer is an explicit interface");
Log.Comment(" member implementation, the type is followed");
Log.Comment(" by the keyword this. For an explicit ");
Log.Comment(" interface member implementation, the type is ");
Log.Comment(" followed by an interface-type, a . and the ");
Log.Comment(" keyword this.");
Log.Comment("This is currently an expected fail, but is resolved in 3.0 see Bug 16341 for details");
if (IndexersTestClass14.testMethod())
{
return(MFTestResults.Pass);
}
return(MFTestResults.Fail);
}
public static bool testMethod()
{
IndexersTestClass14 test1 = new IndexersTestClass14();
IndexersTestClass14_Base test2 = new IndexersTestClass14();
test1[1] = 2;
test2[2] = 2;
if ((test1[1] == 2) && (test2[2] == 4))
{
return(true);
}
else
{
return(false);
}
}
public static bool testMethod()
{
IndexersTestClass14 test1 = new IndexersTestClass14();
IndexersTestClass14_Base test2 = new IndexersTestClass14();
test1[1] = 2;
test2[2] = 2;
if ((test1[1] == 2) && (test2[2] == 4))
{
return true;
}
else
{
return false;
}
}
