How to use NodeFilter class of NUnit.Framework.Interfaces package

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...265 head = xpath.Substring(0, slash);266 tail = xpath.Substring(slash + 1);267 }268 NodeList resultNodes = new NodeList();269 NodeFilter filter = new NodeFilter(head);270 foreach(TNode node in nodeList)271 foreach (TNode childNode in node.ChildNodes)272 if (filter.Pass(childNode))273 resultNodes.Add(childNode);274 return tail != null275 ? ApplySelection(resultNodes, tail)276 : resultNodes;277 }278 private static readonly Regex InvalidXmlCharactersRegex = new Regex("[^\u0009\u000a\u000d\u0020-\ufffd]|([\ud800-\udbff](?![\udc00-\udfff]))|((?<![\ud800-\udbff])[\udc00-\udfff])");279 private static string EscapeInvalidXmlCharacters(string str)280 {281 if (str == null) return null;282 /​/​ Based on the XML spec http:/​/​www.w3.org/​TR/​xml/​#charsets283 /​/​ For detailed explanation of the regex see http:/​/​mnaoumov.wordpress.com/​2014/​06/​15/​escaping-invalid-xml-unicode-characters/​284 return InvalidXmlCharactersRegex.Replace(str, match => CharToUnicodeSequence(match.Value[0]));285 }286 private static string CharToUnicodeSequence(char symbol)287 {288 return string.Format("\\u{0}", ((int)symbol).ToString("x4"));289 }290 private void WriteCDataTo(XmlWriter writer)291 {292 int start = 0;293 string text = Value;294 while (true)295 {296 int illegal = text.IndexOf("]]>", start);297 if (illegal < 0)298 break;299 writer.WriteCData(text.Substring(start, illegal - start + 2));300 start = illegal + 2;301 if (start >= text.Length)302 return;303 }304 if (start > 0)305 writer.WriteCData(text.Substring(start));306 else307 writer.WriteCData(text);308 }309 #endregion310 #region Nested NodeFilter class311 class NodeFilter312 {313 private string _nodeName;314 private string _propName;315 private string _propValue;316 public NodeFilter(string xpath)317 {318 _nodeName = xpath;319 320 int lbrack = xpath.IndexOf('[');321 if (lbrack >= 0)322 {323 if (!xpath.EndsWith("]"))324 throw new ArgumentException("Invalid property expression", "xpath");325 _nodeName = xpath.Substring(0, lbrack);326 string filter = xpath.Substring(lbrack+1, xpath.Length - lbrack - 2);327 int equals = filter.IndexOf('=');328 if (equals < 0 || filter[0] != '@')329 throw new ArgumentException("Invalid property expression", "xpath");330 _propName = filter.Substring(1, equals - 1).Trim();...

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1using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Filters;3using System;4using System.Collections.Generic;5using System.Linq;6using System.Text;7using System.Threading.Tasks;8{9 {10 static void Main(string[] args)11 {12 string filter = "TestCategory=Smoke";13 NodeFilter nodeFilter = new NodeFilter(filter);14 var testCases = nodeFilter.SelectTestCases(TestContext.CurrentContext.Test.Tests);15 foreach (var testCase in testCases)16 {17 Console.WriteLine(testCase.Name);18 }19 }20 }21}

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1using NUnit.Framework;2using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;3using NUnit.Framework.Internal;4using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Filters;5using System;6using System.Collections.Generic;7using System.Linq;8using System.Text;9using System.Threading.Tasks;10{11 {12 static void Main(string[] args)13 {14 var test = TestBuilder.MakeFixture(typeof(MyClass));15 var filter = new SimpleNameFilter("MyTest");16 var node = test.Find(filter, true);17 Console.WriteLine(node.Name);18 Console.Read();19 }20 }21 {22 public void MyTest()23 {24 Console.WriteLine("Hello World");25 }26 }27}

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1using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Filters;3using NUnit.Framework;4{5 {6 public void Test1()7 {8 Assert.Pass();9 }10 public void Test2()11 {12 Assert.Pass();13 }14 public void Test3()15 {16 Assert.Pass();17 }18 public void Test4()19 {20 Assert.Pass();21 }22 public void Test5()23 {24 Assert.Pass();25 }26 public void Test6()27 {28 Assert.Pass();29 }30 public void Test7()31 {32 Assert.Pass();33 }34 public void Test8()35 {36 Assert.Pass();37 }38 public void Test9()39 {40 Assert.Pass();41 }42 public void Test10()43 {44 Assert.Pass();45 }46 }47}48using NUnit.Framework;49{50 {51 public void Test1()52 {53 Assert.Pass();54 }55 public void Test2()56 {57 Assert.Pass();58 }59 public void Test3()60 {61 Assert.Pass();62 }63 public void Test4()64 {65 Assert.Pass();66 }67 public void Test5()68 {69 Assert.Pass();70 }71 public void Test6()72 {

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1using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal;3using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Filters;4using NUnit.Framework;5{6 {7 [Category("A")]8 public void TestMethod1()9 {10 Assert.IsTrue(true);11 }12 [Category("B")]13 public void TestMethod2()14 {15 Assert.IsTrue(true);16 }17 [Category("C")]18 public void TestMethod3()19 {20 Assert.IsTrue(true);21 }22 [Category("D")]23 public void TestMethod4()24 {25 Assert.IsTrue(true);26 }27 [Category("E")]28 public void TestMethod5()29 {30 Assert.IsTrue(true);31 }32 [Category("F")]33 public void TestMethod6()34 {35 Assert.IsTrue(true);36 }37 static void Main(string[] args)38 {39 var filter = new CategoryFilter("A");40 var test = TestBuilder.MakeFixture(typeof(Class1));41 var result = filter.Pass(test);42 Console.WriteLine(result);43 Console.ReadKey();44 }45 }46}47CategoryFilter(string category)48CategoryFilter(IEnumerable categories)49CategoryFilter(string category, bool isRegex)

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1using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal;3using System;4using System.Collections.Generic;5using System.Linq;6using System.Text;7using System.Threading.Tasks;8{9 {10 static void Main(string[] args)11 {12 var test = TestBuilder.MakeTestCase(13 typeof(Class1).GetMethod("TestMethod"),14 new TestSuite("MySuite"));15 var filter = new SimpleNameFilter("MySuite");16 if (filter.Pass(test))17 {18 Console.WriteLine("Pass");19 }20 {21 Console.WriteLine("Fail");22 }23 }24 }25 {26 public void TestMethod()27 {28 }29 }30}31using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;32using NUnit.Framework.Internal;33using System;34using System.Collections.Generic;35using System.Linq;36using System.Text;37using System.Threading.Tasks;38{39 {40 static void Main(string[] args)41 {42 var test = TestBuilder.MakeTestCase(43 typeof(Class1).GetMethod("TestMethod"),44 new TestSuite("MySuite"));45 var filter = new SimpleNameFilter("MySuite2");46 if (filter.Pass(test))47 {48 Console.WriteLine("Pass");49 }50 {51 Console.WriteLine("Fail");52 }53 }54 }55 {56 public void TestMethod()57 {58 }59 }60}61using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;62using NUnit.Framework.Internal;63using System;64using System.Collections.Generic;65using System.Linq;66using System.Text;67using System.Threading.Tasks;68{69 {

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1using NUnit.Framework;2using NUnit.Framework;3using NUnit.Framework;4{5 {6 public void TestMethod()7 {8 TestFilter filter = new TestFilter();9 Test test = new Test();10 TestResult result = new TestResult();11 }12 }13}14using NUnit.Framework;15using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;16{17 {18 public void TestMethod()19 {20 TestFilter filter = new TestFilter("TestMethod");21 Test test = new Test();22 TestResult result = test.Run(null, filter);23 }24 }25}26using NUnit.Framework;27using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;28{29 {30 [Category("MyCategory")]31 public void TestMethod()32 {33 TestFilter filter = new TestFilter();34 filter.AddCategory("MyCategory");35 Test test = new Test();36 TestResult result = test.Run(null, filter);37 }38 }39}40using NUnit.Framework;41using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;42{43 {44 [Category("MyCategory")]45 public void TestMethod()46 {47 TestFilter filter = new TestFilter();48 filter.AddCategory("MyCategory");49 Test test = new Test();50 TestResult result = test.Run(null, filter);51 }

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1using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Filters;3using NUnit.Framework.Internal;4using NUnit.Framework;5{6 {7 public void TestMethod1()8 {9 NodeFilter filter = new NodeFilter();10 filter.Add("cat1");11 filter.Add("cat2");12 filter.Add("cat3");13 filter.Add("cat4");14 filter.Add("cat5");15 filter.Add("cat6");16 filter.Add("cat7");17 filter.Add("cat8");18 filter.Add("cat9");19 filter.Add("cat10");20 filter.Add("cat11");21 filter.Add("cat12");22 filter.Add("cat13");23 filter.Add("cat14");24 filter.Add("cat15");25 filter.Add("cat16");26 filter.Add("cat17");27 filter.Add("cat18");28 filter.Add("cat19");29 filter.Add("cat20");30 filter.Add("cat21");31 filter.Add("cat22");32 filter.Add("cat23");33 filter.Add("cat24");34 filter.Add("cat25");35 filter.Add("cat26");36 filter.Add("cat27");37 filter.Add("cat28");38 filter.Add("cat29");39 filter.Add("cat30");40 filter.Add("cat31");41 filter.Add("cat32");42 filter.Add("cat33");43 filter.Add("cat34");44 filter.Add("cat35");45 filter.Add("cat36");46 filter.Add("cat37");47 filter.Add("cat38");48 filter.Add("cat39");49 filter.Add("cat40");50 filter.Add("cat41");51 filter.Add("cat42");52 filter.Add("cat43");53 filter.Add("cat44");54 filter.Add("cat45");55 filter.Add("cat46");56 filter.Add("cat47");57 filter.Add("cat48");58 filter.Add("cat49");59 filter.Add("cat50");60 filter.Add("cat51");61 filter.Add("cat52");62 filter.Add("cat53");63 filter.Add("cat54");64 filter.Add("cat55");65 filter.Add("cat56");66 filter.Add("cat57");67 filter.Add("cat58");68 filter.Add("

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1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;7using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Filters;8{9 {10 public static void Main(string[] args)11 {12 TestFilter filter = new CategoryFilter("Smoke", "Regression");13 var filters = filter.Text;14 Console.WriteLine("Filter: " + filters);15 }16 }17}

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1using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;2{3 {4 public bool Pass(ITest test)5 {6 if (test.Name == "Test1")7 return false;8 return true;9 }10 public bool IsExplicitMatch(ITest test)11 {12 return false;13 }14 }15}16using NUnit.Framework;17using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;18{19 {20 [Category("Test")]21 public void Test1()22 {23 Assert.Pass();24 }25 [Category("Test")]26 public void Test2()27 {28 Assert.Pass();29 }30 [Category("Test")]31 public void Test3()32 {33 Assert.Pass();34 }35 [Category("Test")]36 public void Test4()37 {38 Assert.Pass();39 }40 [Category("Test")]41 public void Test5()42 {43 Assert.Pass();44 }45 [Category("Test")]46 public void Test6()47 {48 Assert.Pass();49 }50 [Category("Test")]51 public void Test7()52 {53 Assert.Pass();54 }55 [Category("Test")]56 public void Test8()57 {58 Assert.Pass();59 }60 [Category("Test")]61 public void Test9()62 {63 Assert.Pass();64 }65 [Category("Test")]66 public void Test10()67 {68 Assert.Pass();69 }70 [Category("Test")]71 public void Test11()72 {73 Assert.Pass();74 }75 [Category("Test")]76 public void Test12()77 {78 Assert.Pass();79 }80 [Category("Test")]81 public void Test13()82 {83 Assert.Pass();84 }85 [Category("Test")]86 public void Test14()87 {88 Assert.Pass();89 }90 [Category("Test")]91 public void Test15()92 {93 Assert.Pass();94 }95 [Category("Test

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