/// <summary>
/// Generates an object name for the given object definition.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="definition">The object definition to generate a name for.</param>
/// <param name="registry">The object definitions registry that the given definition is
/// supposed to be registerd with</param>
/// <returns>the generated object name</returns>
public string GenerateObjectName(IObjectDefinition definition, IObjectDefinitionRegistry registry)
{
IConfigurableObjectDefinition objectDef = definition as IConfigurableObjectDefinition;
if (objectDef == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException(
"DefaultObjectNameGenerator is only able to handle IConfigurableObjectDefinition subclasses: " +
definition);
}
return(ObjectDefinitionReaderUtils.GenerateObjectName(objectDef, registry));
}
public void GenerateObjectNameWithNullRegistry()
{
Assert.Throws <ArgumentNullException>(() => ObjectDefinitionReaderUtils.GenerateObjectName(A.Fake <IConfigurableObjectDefinition>(), null));
}
public void GenerateObjectNameWithNullDefinition()
{
Assert.Throws <ArgumentNullException>(() => ObjectDefinitionReaderUtils.GenerateObjectName(null, registry));
}
public void GenerateObjectNameWithNullRegistry()
{
ObjectDefinitionReaderUtils.GenerateObjectName(
(IConfigurableObjectDefinition)mocks.CreateMock(typeof(IConfigurableObjectDefinition)),
null);
}
public void GenerateObjectNameWithNullDefinition()
{
ObjectDefinitionReaderUtils.GenerateObjectName(null, registry);
}
public void GenerateObjectNameWithNullRegistry()
{
ObjectDefinitionReaderUtils.GenerateObjectName(mocks.StrictMock <IConfigurableObjectDefinition>(), null);
}