Best NBi code snippet using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper.PredicateArgsBuilder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs
PredicateArgsBuilder.cs
Source: PredicateArgsBuilder.cs
...25 {26 switch (xml)27 {28 case SecondOperandPredicateXml x: return BuildSecondOperandPredicateArgs(columnType, x);29 case ICaseSensitiveTextPredicateXml x: return BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(columnType, x);30 case ICultureSensitiveTextPredicateXml x: return BuildCultureSensitivePredicateArgs(columnType, x);31 case ReferencePredicateXml x: return BuildReferencePredicateArgs(columnType, x);32 case PredicateXml x: return BuildPredicateArgs(columnType, x);33 }34 throw new NotImplementedException();35 }36 private IResolver BuildScalarReference(ColumnType columnType, ScalarReferencePredicateXml xml)37 => new ScalarHelper(ServiceLocator, Context).InstantiateResolver(columnType, xml.Reference);38 private IResolver BuildSequenceReference(ColumnType columnType, SequenceReferencePredicateXml xml)39 => new ListSequenceResolver<string>(xml.References);40 private SecondOperandPredicateArgs BuildSecondOperandPredicateArgs(ColumnType columnType, SecondOperandPredicateXml xml)41 => new SecondOperandPredicateArgs()42 {43 ColumnType = columnType,44 ComparerType = xml.ComparerType,45 Not = xml.Not,46 Reference = BuildScalarReference(columnType, xml),47 SecondOperand = xml.SecondOperand48 };49 private CultureSensitivePredicateArgs BuildCultureSensitivePredicateArgs(ColumnType columnType, ICultureSensitiveTextPredicateXml xml)50 => new CultureSensitivePredicateArgs()51 {52 ColumnType = columnType,53 ComparerType = xml.ComparerType,54 Not = xml.Not,55 Culture = xml.Culture56 };57 private CaseSensitivePredicateArgs BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(ColumnType columnType, ICaseSensitiveTextPredicateXml xml)58 => new CaseSensitivePredicateArgs()59 {60 ColumnType = columnType,61 ComparerType = xml.ComparerType,62 Not = xml.Not,63 StringComparison = xml.IgnoreCase ? StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase : StringComparison.InvariantCulture,64 Reference = xml is SequenceReferencePredicateXml 65 ? BuildSequenceReference(columnType, xml as SequenceReferencePredicateXml) 66 : BuildScalarReference(columnType, xml as ScalarReferencePredicateXml)67 };68 private ReferencePredicateArgs BuildReferencePredicateArgs(ColumnType columnType, ReferencePredicateXml xml)69 => new CaseSensitivePredicateArgs()70 {71 ColumnType = columnType,...
BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs
Using AI Code Generation
1using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper;2using NUnit.Framework;3using System;4using System.Collections.Generic;5using System.Linq;6using System.Text;7using System.Threading.Tasks;8{9 {10 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_CaseSensitive_True()11 {12 var args = PredicateArgsBuilder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs("a", true);13 Assert.That(args, Is.EqualTo(new PredicateArgs("a", true)));14 }15 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_CaseInsensitive_False()16 {17 var args = PredicateArgsBuilder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs("a", false);18 Assert.That(args, Is.EqualTo(new PredicateArgs("a", false)));19 }20 }21}22using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper;23using NUnit.Framework;24using System;25using System.Collections.Generic;26using System.Linq;27using System.Text;28using System.Threading.Tasks;29{30 {31 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_CaseSensitive_True()32 {33 var args = PredicateArgsBuilder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs("a", true);34 Assert.That(args, Is.EqualTo(new PredicateArgs("a", true)));35 }36 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_CaseInsensitive_False()37 {38 var args = PredicateArgsBuilder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs("a", false);39 Assert.That(args, Is.EqualTo(new PredicateArgs("a", false)));40 }41 }42}43using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper;44using NUnit.Framework;45using System;46using System.Collections.Generic;47using System.Linq;48using System.Text;49using System.Threading.Tasks;50{51 {52 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_CaseSensitive_True()53 {54 var args = PredicateArgsBuilder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs("a", true);55 Assert.That(args, Is.EqualTo
BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs
Using AI Code Generation
1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper;7using NUnitCtr = NUnit.Framework.Constraints;8{9 {10 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_String_String()11 {12 string actual = "abc";13 string expected = "abc";14 PredicateArgsBuilder argsBuilder = new PredicateArgsBuilder();15 PredicateArgs<string, string> args = argsBuilder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(actual, expected);16 NUnitCtr.Assert.That(args.Actual, NUnitCtr.Is.EqualTo(actual));17 NUnitCtr.Assert.That(args.Expected, NUnitCtr.Is.EqualTo(expected));18 NUnitCtr.Assert.That(args.Comparer, NUnitCtr.Is.TypeOf(typeof(StringComparer)));19 NUnitCtr.Assert.That(args.Comparer, NUnitCtr.Is.TypeOf(typeof(StringComparer)).And.Property("Compare").EqualTo(StringComparer.Ordinal.Compare));20 }21 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_String_StringList()22 {23 string actual = "abc";24 IList<string> expected = new List<string>() { "abc", "def" };25 PredicateArgsBuilder argsBuilder = new PredicateArgsBuilder();26 PredicateArgs<string, IList<string>> args = argsBuilder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(actual, expected);27 NUnitCtr.Assert.That(args.Actual, NUnitCtr.Is.EqualTo(actual));28 NUnitCtr.Assert.That(args.Expected, NUnitCtr.Is.EqualTo(expected));29 NUnitCtr.Assert.That(args.Comparer, NUnitCtr.Is.TypeOf(typeof(StringComparer)));30 NUnitCtr.Assert.That(args.Comparer, NUnitCtr.Is.TypeOf(typeof(StringComparer)).And.Property("Compare").EqualTo(StringComparer.Ordinal.Compare));31 }32 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_StringList_String()33 {34 IList<string> actual = new List<string>() { "abc", "def" };35 string expected = "abc";36 PredicateArgsBuilder argsBuilder = new PredicateArgsBuilder();37 PredicateArgs<IList<string>, string> args = argsBuilder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(actual, expected);38 NUnitCtr.Assert.That(args.Actual, NUnitCtr.Is.EqualTo(actual));39 NUnitCtr.Assert.That(args.Expected, NUnitCtr.Is.EqualTo(expected));
BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs
Using AI Code Generation
1using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper;2using NBi.NUnit.Member;3using NUnit.Framework;4using System;5using System.Collections.Generic;6using System.Linq;7using System.Text;8using System.Threading.Tasks;9{10 {11 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_WithCaseSensitiveTrue_ReturnsPredicateArgsWithCaseSensitiveTrue()12 {13 var builder = new PredicateArgsBuilder();14 var expected = true;15 var actual = builder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(expected);16 Assert.That(actual.CaseSensitive, Is.EqualTo(expected));17 }18 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_WithCaseSensitiveFalse_ReturnsPredicateArgsWithCaseSensitiveFalse()19 {20 var builder = new PredicateArgsBuilder();21 var expected = false;22 var actual = builder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(expected);23 Assert.That(actual.CaseSensitive, Is.EqualTo(expected));24 }25 }26}27using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper;28using NBi.NUnit.Member;29using NUnit.Framework;30using System;31using System.Collections.Generic;32using System.Linq;33using System.Text;34using System.Threading.Tasks;35{36 {37 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_WithCaseSensitiveTrue_ReturnsPredicateArgsWithCaseSensitiveTrue()38 {39 var builder = new PredicateArgsBuilder();40 var expected = true;41 var actual = builder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(expected);42 Assert.That(actual.CaseSensitive, Is.EqualTo(expected));43 }44 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_WithCaseSensitiveFalse_ReturnsPredicateArgsWithCaseSensitiveFalse()45 {46 var builder = new PredicateArgsBuilder();47 var expected = false;48 var actual = builder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(expected);49 Assert.That(actual.CaseSensitive, Is.EqualTo(expected));50 }51 }
BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs
Using AI Code Generation
1{2 {3 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_CaseSensitivePredicateArgs_PredicateArgs()4 {5 var builder = new PredicateArgsBuilder();6 var predicate = new PredicateArgs("MyString", TextCondition.Contain, "MyValue", true);7 var result = builder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(predicate);8 Assert.That(result, Is.Not.Null);9 Assert.That(result, Is.InstanceOf<CaseSensitivePredicateArgs>());10 }11 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_CaseSensitivePredicateArgs_PredicateArgsWithCaseSensitive()12 {13 var builder = new PredicateArgsBuilder();14 var predicate = new PredicateArgs("MyString", TextCondition.Contain, "MyValue", true);15 var result = builder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(predicate);16 Assert.That(result, Is.Not.Null);17 Assert.That(result, Is.InstanceOf<CaseSensitivePredicateArgs>());18 Assert.That(result.CaseSensitive, Is.True);19 }20 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_CaseInsensitivePredicateArgs_PredicateArgsWithCaseInsensitive()21 {22 var builder = new PredicateArgsBuilder();23 var predicate = new PredicateArgs("MyString", TextCondition.Contain, "MyValue", false);24 var result = builder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(predicate);25 Assert.That(result, Is.Not.Null);26 Assert.That(result, Is.InstanceOf<CaseSensitivePredicateArgs>());27 Assert.That(result.CaseSensitive, Is.False);28 }29 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_CaseInsensitivePredicateArgs_PredicateArgsWithCaseInsensitiveAndNoCaseSensitive()30 {31 var builder = new PredicateArgsBuilder();32 var predicate = new PredicateArgs("MyString", TextCondition.Contain, "MyValue", false);33 var result = builder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(predicate);34 Assert.That(result, Is.Not.Null);35 Assert.That(result, Is.InstanceOf<CaseSensitivePredicateArgs>());36 Assert.That(result.CaseSensitive, Is.False);37 }38 }39}
BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs
Using AI Code Generation
1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NBi.Core.ResultSet;7using NBi.Core.ResultSet.Lookup;8using NBi.Core.ResultSet.Lookup.Violation;9using NBi.Core.Sequence.Resolver;10using NBi.Core.Variable;11using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper;12using NBi.NUnit.ResultSetComparison;13using NBi.Xml;14using NBi.Xml.Constraints;15using NBi.Xml.Items;16using NBi.Xml.Items.ResultSet;17using NBi.Xml.Items.Sequence;18using NBi.Xml.Settings;19using NUnit.Framework;20using NUnitCtr = NUnit.Framework.Constraints;21{22 {23 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgsTest()24 {25 var expected = new ResultSetComparisonXml();26 expected.Columns = new ColumnDefinitionCollectionXml();27 expected.Columns.Add(new ColumnDefinitionXml { Identifier = "col1" });28 expected.Columns.Add(new ColumnDefinitionXml { Identifier = "col2" });29 expected.Columns.Add(new ColumnDefinitionXml { Identifier = "col3" });30 expected.Rows = new RowDefinitionCollectionXml();31 expected.Rows.Add(new RowDefinitionXml { Values = new List<string> { "A", "B", "C" } });32 expected.Rows.Add(new RowDefinitionXml { Values = new List<string> { "D", "E", "F" } });33 expected.Rows.Add(new RowDefinitionXml { Values = new List<string> { "G", "H", "I" } });34 var actual = new ResultSetComparisonXml();35 actual.Columns = new ColumnDefinitionCollectionXml();36 actual.Columns.Add(new ColumnDefinitionXml { Identifier = "col1" });37 actual.Columns.Add(new ColumnDefinitionXml { Identifier = "col2" });38 actual.Columns.Add(new ColumnDefinitionXml { Identifier = "col3" });39 actual.Rows = new RowDefinitionCollectionXml();40 actual.Rows.Add(new RowDefinitionXml { Values = new List<string> { "a", "b", "c" } });41 actual.Rows.Add(new RowDefinitionXml { Values = new List<string> { "d", "e", "f" } });42 actual.Rows.Add(new RowDefinitionXml { Values = new List<string> { "g", "h", "i" } });
BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs
Using AI Code Generation
1using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper;2using NBi.NUnit.Query;3using NBi.Core.ResultSet;4using NBi.Core.ResultSet.Comparer;5using System.Data;6using System;7using NBi.Core.Query;8{9 {10 public PredicateArgs BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(DataColumnCollection columns, string column, object value)11 {12 var index = columns.IndexOf(column);13 if (index < 0)14 throw new ArgumentException($"Column '{column}' not found in the result-set.");15 var args = new PredicateArgs(index, value);16 args.CaseSensitive = true;17 return args;18 }19 }20}21using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper;22using NBi.NUnit.Query;23using NBi.Core.ResultSet;24using NBi.Core.ResultSet.Comparer;25using System.Data;26using System;27using NBi.Core.Query;28{29 {30 protected override void SpecificSetup(AbstractSystemUnderTestXml sutXml, AbstractConstraintXml ctrXml)31 {32 if (!(sutXml is QuerySutXml))33 throw new ArgumentException("SUT must be a 'query'");34 var sut = new QuerySystemUnderTest(35 ConnectionStringReader.GetConnectionString(sutXml.ConnectionString)36 , ((QuerySutXml)sutXml).Query37 );38 PredicateArgsBuilder predicateArgsBuilder = new PredicateArgsBuilder();39 var args = predicateArgsBuilder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(sut.ResultSet.Columns, "Column1", "Value1");40 var ctr = new ContainsRowConstraint(args);41 Test = new ContainsRowTest(sut, ctr);42 }43 }44}45using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper;46using NBi.NUnit.Query;47using NBi.Core.ResultSet;48using NBi.Core.ResultSet.Comparer;49using System.Data;50using System;51using NBi.Core.Query;
BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs
Using AI Code Generation
1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper;7using NUnit.Framework;8{9 {10 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_WhenGivenColumnsAndValues_ReturnsPredicateArgs()11 {12 var columns = new List<string> { "FirstName", "LastName" };13 var values = new List<string> { "John", "Doe" };14 var predicateArgs = PredicateArgsBuilder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(columns, values);15 Assert.That(predicateArgs, Is.Not.Null);16 Assert.That(predicateArgs.Length, Is.EqualTo(2));17 Assert.That(predicateArgs[0].Key, Is.EqualTo("FirstName"));18 Assert.That(predicateArgs[0].Value, Is.EqualTo("John"));19 Assert.That(predicateArgs[1].Key, Is.EqualTo("LastName"));20 Assert.That(predicateArgs[1].Value, Is.EqualTo("Doe"));21 }22 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_WhenGivenDifferentCaseColumnsAndValues_ReturnsPredicateArgs()23 {24 var columns = new List<string> { "FirstName", "LastName" };25 var values = new List<string> { "John", "Doe" };26 var predicateArgs = PredicateArgsBuilder.BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs(columns, values);27 Assert.That(predicateArgs, Is.Not.Null);28 Assert.That(predicateArgs.Length, Is.EqualTo(2));29 Assert.That(predicateArgs[0].Key, Is.EqualTo("FirstName"));30 Assert.That(predicateArgs[0].Value, Is.EqualTo("John"));31 Assert.That(predicateArgs[1].Key, Is.EqualTo("LastName"));32 Assert.That(predicateArgs[1].Value, Is.EqualTo("Doe"));33 }34 public void BuildCaseSensitivePredicateArgs_WhenGivenColumnsAndDifferentNumberOfValues_ThrowsArgumentException()35 {36 var columns = new List<string> { "FirstName", "LastName" };
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