public void AttributesTest ()
{
SerializableAttribute serializable_attr = new SerializableAttribute ();
FlagsAttribute flags_attr = new FlagsAttribute ();
CustomAttributeCollection attr_coll = new CustomAttributeCollection (serializable_attr, flags_attr);
Attribute [] attributes = attr_coll.GetAttributes ();
Assert.AreEqual (true, attributes != null, "#A0");
Assert.AreEqual (2, attributes.Length, "#A1");
// The property is supposed to be giving us the same instance in all the invocations
Assert.AreSame (attributes, attr_coll.GetAttributes (), "#A2");
}
private static void AssertIsNullProbablyDoesSomethingUsefulButIDontKnowWhat()
{
object o = new FlagsAttribute();
var o2 = o as AttributeUsageAttribute;
Assert.Null(o2);
// TEST: I can't figure out a really sensible test for Assert.IsNull, but this seems to do
// something. If Assert.IsNull has the attribute, o2 == null below *IS* flagged as "Expression
// is always true"
if (o2 == null)
return;
}
public void Execute_5_Dependencies()
{
_resolverMock.Resolve<string>().Returns("str-dep-1");
_resolverMock.Resolve<long>().Returns(42);
_resolverMock.Resolve<int>().Returns(12);
var dep4 = new FlagsAttribute();
_resolverMock.Resolve<FlagsAttribute>().Returns(dep4);
var dep5 = new SystemException();
_resolverMock.Resolve<SystemException>().Returns(dep5);
var queryMock = Substitute.For<IQuery<int, string, long, int, FlagsAttribute, SystemException>>();
_queryExecutor.Execute(queryMock);
queryMock.Received().Execute("str-dep-1", 42, 12, dep4, dep5);
}
