public List <TestClass> GetTests()
{
var classes = new List <TestClass>();
var results = new ScanResults();
foreach (var path in _filePaths)
{
var scanner = new FileScanner(_parser);
results = scanner.ScanCode(File.ReadAllText(path), results, path);
}
var foundClasses =
results.FoundClasses.Where(
p =>
results.FoundPotentialTests.Any(
e => string.Equals(p.Name, e.Name.Schema, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)));
var foundTests =
results.FoundPotentialTests.Where(
p =>
results.FoundPotentialTests.Any(
s => string.Equals(s.Name.Schema, p.Name.Schema, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)));
return(classes);
}
private ScanResults AppendResults(ScanResults results, string batch, string path, int offset, int lineOffset)
{
var reader = new StringReader(batch);
IList <ParseError> errors;
var fragment = _parser.Parse(reader, out errors);
var visitor = new TestVisitor(path, offset, lineOffset);
fragment.Accept(visitor);
results.FoundProperties.AddRange(visitor.ExtendedProperties);
results.FoundClasses.AddRange(visitor.Schemas);
results.FoundPotentialTests.AddRange(visitor.Procedures);
return(results);
}
public virtual ScanResults ScanCode(string code, ScanResults results, string path)
{
var batches = code.Split(new[] { "\r\nGO\r\n", "\nGO\n" }, StringSplitOptions.None);
var offset = 0;
var lineOffset = 0;
foreach (var batch in batches)
{
results = AppendResults(results, batch, path, offset, lineOffset); //this won't be exact, depending which split option is used we will be 4 or 6 chars off... :(
offset += batch.Length;
lineOffset = batch.Split('\n').Length;
}
return(results);
}