//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void shouldProvideDirectStringArrayAsPublic()
internal virtual void ShouldProvideDirectStringArrayAsPublic()
{
string[] inStore = new string[] { "a" };
Value value = Values.StringArray(inStore);
object asObject = value.AsObjectCopy();
assertNotNull(asObject, "should return String[]");
string[] arr = ( string[] )asObject;
assertTrue(Arrays.Equals(inStore, arr), "should have same values");
arr[0] = "b";
assertFalse(Arrays.Equals(inStore, arr), "should not modify inStore array");
assertTrue(Arrays.Equals(inStore, ( string[] )value.AsObjectCopy()), "should still generate inStore array");
}
private static Test ShouldMatch(string[] propertyValue, object value)
{
return(new Test(Values.StringArray(propertyValue), value, true));
}
