private static Inspected <TParameter> CreateInspected <TParameter>(Expression <Func <TParameter> >[] arguments, InspectionType inspectionType)
{ //Yes the loop is not as pretty as a linq expression but this is performance critical code that might run in tight loops. If it was not I would be using linq.
var inspected = new InspectedValue <TParameter> [arguments.Length];
for (var i = 0; i < arguments.Length; i++)
{
inspected[i] = new InspectedValue <TParameter>(
value: ContractsExpression.ExtractValue(arguments[i]),
type: inspectionType,
name: ContractsExpression.ExtractName(arguments[i]));
}
return(new Inspected <TParameter>(inspected));
}
///<summary>Standard constructor.</summary>
public EnumerableIsEmptyContractViolationException(InspectedValue badValue) : base(badValue)
{
}
///<summary>Standard constructor that will construct a message based on the name and value of the failing member. </summary>
public ContractViolationException(InspectedValue badValue)
{
BadValue = badValue;
}
