How to use SomeItemsConstraintTests class of NUnit.Framework.Constraints package

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SomeItemsConstraintTests.cs

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...5using NUnit.Framework.Internal;6namespace NUnit.Framework.Constraints7{8 [TestFixture]9 class SomeItemsConstraintTests10 {11 [Test]12 public void EqualConstraintUsingDoesNotThrow()13 {14 var constraint = new SomeItemsConstraint(new EqualConstraint("42"));15 Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => constraint.Using((IComparer<string>)Comparer<string>.Default));16 }17 [Test]18 public void AnotherConstraintUsingThrows()19 {20 var constraint = new SomeItemsConstraint(new EmptyCollectionConstraint());21 Assert.Throws<ArgumentException>(() => constraint.Using((IComparer<string>)Comparer<string>.Default));22 }23 ...

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1using NUnit.Framework.Constraints;2using NUnit.Framework;3{4 {5 public void Test()6 {7 var items = new[] { 1, 2, 3 };8 var constraint = new SomeItemsConstraint(1, 2);9 Assert.That(items, constraint);10 }11 }12}13using NUnit.Framework.Constraints;14using NUnit.Framework;15{16 {17 public void Test()18 {19 var items = new[] { 1, 2, 3 };20 var constraint = new SomeItemsConstraint(1, 2);21 Assert.That(items, constraint);22 }23 }24}25using NUnit.Framework.Constraints;26using NUnit.Framework;27{28 {29 public void Test()30 {31 var items = new[] { 1, 2, 3 };32 var constraint = new SomeItemsConstraint(1, 2);33 Assert.That(items, constraint);34 }35 }36}37using NUnit.Framework.Constraints;38using NUnit.Framework;39{40 {41 public void Test()42 {43 var items = new[] { 1, 2, 3 };44 var constraint = new SomeItemsConstraint(1, 2);45 Assert.That(items, constraint);46 }47 }48}49using NUnit.Framework.Constraints;50using NUnit.Framework;51{52 {53 public void Test()54 {55 var items = new[] { 1, 2, 3 };56 var constraint = new SomeItemsConstraint(1, 2);57 Assert.That(items, constraint);58 }59 }60}

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1using NUnit.Framework.Constraints;2{3 static void Main()4 {5 SomeItemsConstraintTests someItemsConstraintTests = new SomeItemsConstraintTests();6 someItemsConstraintTests.Test();7 }8 public void Test()9 {10 SomeItemsConstraint someItemsConstraint = new SomeItemsConstraint(new EqualConstraint(5));11 ActualValueDelegate actualValueDelegate = new ActualValueDelegate(ActualValue);12 ConstraintResult constraintResult = someItemsConstraint.ApplyTo(actualValueDelegate);13 if(constraintResult.IsSuccess)14 {15 Console.WriteLine("Test Passed");16 }17 {18 Console.WriteLine("Test Failed");19 }20 }21 public int[] ActualValue()22 {23 int[] intArray = new int[3];24 intArray[0] = 5;25 intArray[1] = 10;26 intArray[2] = 15;27 return intArray;28 }29}

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1using NUnit.Framework.Constraints;2{3 static void Main(string[] args)4 {5 SomeItemsConstraintTests obj = new SomeItemsConstraintTests();6 obj.Setup();7 obj.SomeItemsConstraintTest();8 }9}

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1using NUnit.Framework.Constraints;2using NUnit.Framework;3{4 {5 public void Test1()6 {7 string[] actual = new string[] { "one", "two", "three" };8 string[] expected = new string[] { "two", "three", "one" };9 Assert.That(actual, new SomeItemsConstraintTests(expected));10 }11 }12}13 SomeItemsConstraintTests.ApplyTo[TActual](TActual actual)14 ConstraintExpression.ApplyTo[TActual](TActual actual)15 Assert.That[TActual](TActual actual, IResolveConstraint expression, String message, Object[] args)16 Assert.That[TActual](TActual actual, IResolveConstraint expression)17 Tests.Test1() line 10

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