public void OpenTest_ConfidenceOnManyOpens()
{
OpenFileDialogTestForm f = new OpenFileDialogTestForm();
f.Show();
for (int count = 0; count < 1000; count++)
{
//PROBLEM
// This test runs most of the time.
// Every now and then it will leave an open file dialog on display as though the handler has not been run.
// When this happens, switching focus away from it then back to it allows the handler to run,
// but fails the test when checking the number of invocations.
//SOLUTION
/* The 'SetDlgItemText' function in the 'FileDialogTester.cs' file did not set the text
* in the dialog box occassionaly. The solution was to set the text twice on the dialog box.
* The code below was run upto 1000 times to check that the solution works.
*/
LabelTester label1 = new LabelTester("lblFileName");
ModalFormHandler = OpenFileHandler;
string fileName = Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, "XunitForms.dll");
ButtonTester open_btn = new ButtonTester("btOpenFile");
open_btn.Click();
Assert.Equal(label1.Text.ToLowerInvariant(), fileName.ToLowerInvariant());
}
f.Close();
}
public void OpenTest()
{
OpenFileDialogTestForm f = new OpenFileDialogTestForm();
f.Show();
LabelTester label1 = new LabelTester("lblFileName");
ModalFormHandler = OpenFileHandler;
string fileName = Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, "XunitForms.dll");
ButtonTester open_btn = new ButtonTester("btOpenFile");
open_btn.Click();
Assert.Equal(label1.Text.ToLower(), fileName.ToLower());
f.Close();
}
public void CancelTest()
{
OpenFileDialogTestForm f = new OpenFileDialogTestForm();
f.Show();
LabelTester label1 = new LabelTester("lblFileName");
ButtonTester open_btn = new ButtonTester("btOpenFile");
ModalFormHandler = CancelFileHandler;
System.Windows.Forms.Application.DoEvents();
open_btn.Click();
System.Windows.Forms.Application.DoEvents();
Assert.Equal(label1.Text, "cancel pressed");
f.Close();
}
public void CancelTest()
{
OpenFileDialogTestForm f = new OpenFileDialogTestForm();
f.Show();
LabelTester label1 = new LabelTester("lblFileName");
ButtonTester open_btn = new ButtonTester("btOpenFile");
ModalFormHandler = CancelFileHandler;
System.Windows.Forms.Application.DoEvents();
open_btn.Click();
System.Windows.Forms.Application.DoEvents();
Assert.Equal(label1.Text, "cancel pressed");
f.Close();
}
public void OpenTest()
{
OpenFileDialogTestForm f = new OpenFileDialogTestForm();
f.Show();
LabelTester label1 = new LabelTester("lblFileName");
ModalFormHandler = OpenFileHandler;
string fileName = Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, "XunitForms.dll");
ButtonTester open_btn = new ButtonTester("btOpenFile");
open_btn.Click();
Assert.Equal(label1.Text.ToLower(), fileName.ToLower());
f.Close();
}
public void OpenTest_ConfidenceOnManyOpens()
{
OpenFileDialogTestForm f = new OpenFileDialogTestForm();
f.Show();
for (int count = 0; count < 1000; count++)
{
//PROBLEM
// This test runs most of the time.
// Every now and then it will leave an open file dialog on display as though the handler has not been run.
// When this happens, switching focus away from it then back to it allows the handler to run,
// but fails the test when checking the number of invocations.
//SOLUTION
/* The 'SetDlgItemText' function in the 'FileDialogTester.cs' file did not set the text
* in the dialog box occassionaly. The solution was to set the text twice on the dialog box.
* The code below was run upto 1000 times to check that the solution works.
*/
LabelTester label1 = new LabelTester("lblFileName");
ModalFormHandler = OpenFileHandler;
string fileName = Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, "XunitForms.dll");
ButtonTester open_btn = new ButtonTester("btOpenFile");
open_btn.Click();
Assert.Equal(label1.Text.ToLowerInvariant(), fileName.ToLowerInvariant());
}
f.Close();
}