Best NBi code snippet using NBi.Core.Decoration.Process.Commands.WaitCommand
WaitCommandTest.cs
Source: WaitCommandTest.cs
...11using NBi.Core.Decoration.Process.Commands;12using System.Diagnostics;13namespace NBi.Testing.Integration.Core.Decoration.Process.Commands14{15 public class WaitCommandTest16 {17 #region setup & cleanup18 private const string BATCH_FILE = "MyBatch.cmd";19 private const string INVALID_BATCH_FILE = "MyInvalidBatch.cmd";20 private const string TARGET_FILE = "output_file.txt";21 private string Path { get; set; }22 [SetUp]23 public void Setup()24 {25 if (File.Exists(BATCH_FILE))26 File.Delete(BATCH_FILE);27 Path = System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(DiskOnFile.CreatePhysicalFile(BATCH_FILE, "NBi.Testing.Integration.Core.Resources." + BATCH_FILE));28 if (File.Exists(INVALID_BATCH_FILE))29 File.Delete(INVALID_BATCH_FILE);30 DiskOnFile.CreatePhysicalFile(INVALID_BATCH_FILE, "NBi.Testing.Integration.Core.Resources." + INVALID_BATCH_FILE);31 if (File.Exists(TARGET_FILE))32 File.Delete(TARGET_FILE);33 }34 #endregion35 [Test]36 public void Execute_WaitOneSecond_DelayOfOnesecond()37 {38 var waitArgs = Mock.Of<IWaitCommandArgs>39 (40 c => c.MilliSeconds == new LiteralScalarResolver<int>("1000")41 );42 var command = new WaitCommand(waitArgs);43 var stopWatch = new Stopwatch();44 stopWatch.Start();45 command.Execute();46 stopWatch.Stop();47 Assert.That(stopWatch.ElapsedMilliseconds, Is.GreaterThanOrEqualTo(1000));48 }49 }50}...
ProcessCommandFactory.cs
Source: ProcessCommandFactory.cs
...12 switch (args)13 {14 case IRunCommandArgs runArgs: return new RunCommand(runArgs);15 case IKillCommandArgs killArgs: return new KillCommand(killArgs);16 case IWaitCommandArgs waitArgs: return new WaitCommand(waitArgs);17 case IStartCommandArgs startArgs: return new StartCommand(startArgs);18 case IStopCommandArgs stopArgs: return new StopCommand(stopArgs);19 default: throw new ArgumentException();20 }21 }22 }23}...
WaitCommand.cs
Source: WaitCommand.cs
...6using System.Text;7using System.Threading;8namespace NBi.Core.Decoration.Process.Commands9{10 class WaitCommand : IDecorationCommand11 {12 private readonly IScalarResolver<int> milliSeconds;13 public WaitCommand(IWaitCommandArgs args)14 {15 milliSeconds = args.MilliSeconds;16 }17 public void Execute()18 {19 var ms = milliSeconds.Execute();20 Console.WriteLine($"Start waiting for {ms} milli-seconds");21 Thread.Sleep(ms);22 Console.WriteLine($"Done with waiting {ms} milli-seconds");23 }24 }25}...
WaitCommand
Using AI Code Generation
1var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);2cmd.Execute();3var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);4cmd.Execute();5var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);6cmd.Execute();7var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);8cmd.Execute();9var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);10cmd.Execute();11var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);12cmd.Execute();13var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);14cmd.Execute();15var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);16cmd.Execute();17var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);18cmd.Execute();19var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);20cmd.Execute();21var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);22cmd.Execute();23var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);24cmd.Execute();25var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);26cmd.Execute();27var cmd = new WaitCommand(5000);28cmd.Execute();
WaitCommand
Using AI Code Generation
1var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);2waitCommand.Execute();3var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);4waitCommand.Execute();5var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);6waitCommand.Execute();7var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);8waitCommand.Execute();9var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);10waitCommand.Execute();11var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);12waitCommand.Execute();13var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);14waitCommand.Execute();15var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);16waitCommand.Execute();17var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);18waitCommand.Execute();19var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);20waitCommand.Execute();21var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);22waitCommand.Execute();23var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);24waitCommand.Execute();25var waitCommand = new WaitCommand(5000);26waitCommand.Execute();
WaitCommand
Using AI Code Generation
1var command = new WaitCommand();2command.Timeout = 10000;3command.Execute();4var command = new WaitCommand();5command.Timeout = 10000;6command.Execute();7var command = new WaitCommand();8command.Timeout = 10000;9command.Execute();10var command = new WaitCommand();11command.Timeout = 10000;12command.Execute();13var command = new WaitCommand();14command.Timeout = 10000;15command.Execute();16var command = new WaitCommand();17command.Timeout = 10000;18command.Execute();19var command = new WaitCommand();20command.Timeout = 10000;21command.Execute();22var command = new WaitCommand();23command.Timeout = 10000;24command.Execute();25var command = new WaitCommand();26command.Timeout = 10000;27command.Execute();28var command = new WaitCommand();29command.Timeout = 10000;30command.Execute();31var command = new WaitCommand();32command.Timeout = 10000;33command.Execute();34var command = new WaitCommand();35command.Timeout = 10000;36command.Execute();
WaitCommand
Using AI Code Generation
1var wait = new WaitCommand();2wait.Milliseconds = 1000;3wait.Execute();4var wait = new WaitCommand();5wait.Milliseconds = 1000;6wait.Execute();7var wait = new WaitCommand();8wait.Milliseconds = 1000;9wait.Execute();10var wait = new WaitCommand();11wait.Milliseconds = 1000;12wait.Execute();13var wait = new WaitCommand();14wait.Milliseconds = 1000;15wait.Execute();16var wait = new WaitCommand();17wait.Milliseconds = 1000;18wait.Execute();19var wait = new WaitCommand();20wait.Milliseconds = 1000;21wait.Execute();22var wait = new WaitCommand();23wait.Milliseconds = 1000;24wait.Execute();25var wait = new WaitCommand();26wait.Milliseconds = 1000;27wait.Execute();28var wait = new WaitCommand();29wait.Milliseconds = 1000;30wait.Execute();31var wait = new WaitCommand();32wait.Milliseconds = 1000;33wait.Execute();34var wait = new WaitCommand();35wait.Milliseconds = 1000;36wait.Execute();
WaitCommand
Using AI Code Generation
1var command = new WaitCommand("2000");2command.Execute();3var factory = new ProcessCommandFactory();4var command = factory.Instantiate("wait(2000)");5command.Execute();6var command = new Command("wait(2000)");7command.Execute();8var command = new Command("wait(2000)");9command.Execute();10var command = new Command("wait(2000)");11command.Execute();12var command = new Command("wait(2000)");13command.Execute();14var command = new Command("wait(2000)");15command.Execute();16var command = new Command("wait(2000)");17command.Execute();18var command = new Command("wait(2000)");19command.Execute();20var command = new Command("wait(2000)");21command.Execute();22var command = new Command("wait(2000)");23command.Execute();24var command = new Command("wait(2000)");25command.Execute();26var command = new Command("wait(2000)");27command.Execute();28var command = new Command("wait(2000)");29command.Execute();30var command = new Command("wait(2000)");31command.Execute();32var command = new Command("wait(2000)");33command.Execute();
WaitCommand
Using AI Code Generation
1var waitCommand = new WaitCommand();2waitCommand.Timeout = 5000;3var processCommand = new ProcessCommand();4processCommand.Command = "notepad.exe";5processCommand.Arguments = "C:\\temp\\test.txt";6processCommand.Commands.Add(waitCommand);7processCommand.Execute();8var processCommand = new ProcessCommand();9processCommand.Command = "notepad.exe";10processCommand.Arguments = "C:\\temp\\test.txt";11processCommand.Timeout = 5000;12processCommand.Execute();
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