public void Match()
{
var sut = new SplitMatcher();
var input = new[] { 300M, 300M };
var m1 = new MonthlyExpense(200);
var m2 = new MonthlyExpense(200);
var consumers = new[] { m1, m2 };
MatchResult <decimal, decimal> res = sut.Match2(input, consumers, (x, y) => x + y);
// both consumers are complete
Assert.AreEqual(2, res.Consumers[ConsumerStatus.Complete].Count);
Assert.AreEqual(0, res.Consumers[ConsumerStatus.Active].Count);
// The first input of $300 paid both monthly expense 1 and 2
var firstMatchConsumers = res.Matches[0].Consumers;
CollectionAssert.AreEqual(consumers, firstMatchConsumers.Select(x => x.Consumer).ToArray());
// The first consumer is "m1" and has consumed $200
Assert.AreEqual(m1, firstMatchConsumers.First().Consumer);
Assert.AreEqual(200, firstMatchConsumers.First().Consumption);
// The second input only paid monthly expense 2
Assert.AreEqual(m2, res.Matches[1].Consumers.Single().Consumer);
}
public void Match()
{
var sut = new SplitMatcher();
var m1 = new MonthlyExpense(200);
var m2 = new MonthlyExpense(200);
var res = sut.Match(new[] { 300M, 300M }, new[] { m1, m2 }, (x, y) => x + y);
}
