/// <summary>
/// Names the matching.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="predicate">The predicate that need to be satisfied in order for the implementation to be considered.</param>
/// <remarks>A number of helper class already provide some built-in <paramref name="predicate"/>s such as <see cref="InterfaceTypeName"/></remarks>
/// <returns>The fluent connector for a proper fluent syntax.</returns>
public FluentContractFilter NameMatching(Func <string, string, bool> predicate)
{
// The Where clause here is not a linq command. it adds a filter in the internal properties of the builder. The execution is not deferred.
this.builder
.Where(type => type.GetInterfaces().Any(i => predicate(i.Name, type.Name)));
Func <Type, Type, bool> predicateInterfaceIsProperlyNamed = (contract, implementation) => predicate(contract.Name, implementation.Name);
var fluentContractFilter = new FluentContractFilter(this.builder, predicateInterfaceIsProperlyNamed);
return(fluentContractFilter);
}
/// <inheritdoc />
public FluentExceptInterfaces(FluentContractFilter fluentContractFilter, params Func <Type, Type, bool>[] predicates)
{
this.fluentContractFilter = fluentContractFilter;
this.filters = new List <Func <Type, Type, bool> >(predicates);
}
