public void TouchTime_Union_Test_Unit()
{
// The type we are testing
TouchTime target = new TouchTime()
{
Unit = "sec"
};
// Another instance of same type of ruleData
IPrimitiveConditionData anotherRuleData = new TouchTime()
{
Unit = "msec"
};
//Union the 2 rules
target.Union(anotherRuleData);
//We expect the Unit of the union to be the Unit of original rule
bool expected = true;
bool actual = target.Unit.Equals("sec");
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
public void TouchTime_Union_With_Nothing_In_2nd_Union_Rule()
{
// The type we are testing
TouchTime target = new TouchTime()
{
Value = 3,
Unit = "sec"
};
// Another instance of same type of ruleData
IPrimitiveConditionData anotherRuleData = new TouchTime();
//Union the 2 rules
target.Union(anotherRuleData);
//We expect the Value of the union to be the Value of the 1st rule, as nothing was set in 2nd rule
bool expected = true;
bool actual = target.Value == 3;
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
//We expect the Unit of the union to be the Unit of the 1st rule, as nothing was set in 2nd rule
expected = true;
actual = target.Unit.Equals("sec");
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
public void TouchTime_Union_With_A_Null_Test()
{
// The type we are testing
TouchTime target = new TouchTime();
// Since the ruleData is null, the union should fail
IPrimitiveConditionData anotherRuleData = null;
//Union should fail
target.Union(anotherRuleData);
}
public void TouchTime_Union_With_Differing_Units_Sec_Msec()
{
// The type we are testing
TouchTime target = new TouchTime()
{
Value = 1,
Unit = "sec"
};
// Another instance of same type of ruleData
IPrimitiveConditionData anotherRuleData = new TouchTime()
{
Value = 5000,
Unit = "msec"
};
//Union the 2 rules
target.Union(anotherRuleData);
//We expect the Value of the union to be the Value of the 2nd rule, as 2nd was larger
bool expected = true;
bool actual = target.Value == 5;
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
//We expect the Unit of the union to be the Unit of the original rule
expected = true;
actual = target.Unit.Equals("sec");
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
public void TouchTime_Union_Test_Value()
{
// The type we are testing
TouchTime target = new TouchTime()
{
Value = 3
};
// Another instance of same type of ruleData
IPrimitiveConditionData anotherRuleData = new TouchTime()
{
Value = 5
};
//Union the 2 rules
target.Union(anotherRuleData);
//We expect the Value of the union to be the Value of 2nd rule, since it is bigger, which is 5
bool expected = true;
bool actual = target.Value == 5;
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
