public void ShouldReturnTrueForDecimalValueIncluded()
{
decimal testValue = 10;
Assert.IsTrue(ValidateDataProperties.IsWithinRange(testValue, minValue, maxValue, true));
}
/// <summary>
/// The method validates whether a supplied object is within range defined by minimum and maximum limits.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="objectToValidate">An object to be valdiated.</param>
/// <returns>True - if object is valid, false - if object is invalid.</returns>
public override bool Validate(object objectToValidate)
{
return(ValidateDataProperties.IsWithinRange(objectToValidate, minValue, maxValue, includeLimits));
}
public void ShouldReturnTrueForDecimalValue()
{
decimal testValue = 2;
Assert.IsTrue(ValidateDataProperties.IsWithinRange(testValue, minValue, maxValue, false));
}
public void ShouldReturnFalseForDoubleValueIncluded()
{
double testValue = 10;
Assert.IsFalse(ValidateDataProperties.IsWithinRange(testValue, minValue, maxValue, false));
}
public void ShouldReturnFalseForIntValue()
{
int testValue = 12;
Assert.IsFalse(ValidateDataProperties.IsWithinRange(testValue, minValue, maxValue, false));
}
public void ShouldReturnFalseForRangeValidatableObject()
{
Assert.IsFalse(ValidateDataProperties.IsWithinRange(falseObject, minValue, maxValue, false));
}
public void ShouldReturnFalseForString()
{
string testValue = "Some text";
Assert.IsFalse(ValidateDataProperties.IsWithinRange(testValue, minValue, maxValue, false));
}