How to use NumericalComparer method of NBi.NUnit.Member.OrderedConstraint class

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OrderedConstraint.cs

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...66 public OrderedConstraint Numerical67 {68 get69 {70 Comparer = new NumericalComparer();71 return this;72 }73 }7475 /​/​/​ <summary>76 /​/​/​ Flag the constraint to use DecimalComparaison.77 /​/​/​ </​summary>78 public OrderedConstraint Specific(IList<Object> definition)79 {80 specific = definition;81 Comparer = null;82 return this;83 }8485 8687 protected override NUnitCtr.Constraint BuildInternalConstraint()88 {89 var ctr = new CollectionOrderedConstraint();90 if (this.reversed)91 ctr = ctr.Descending;92 if (Comparer != null) /​/​Should only happens if specific is called93 ctr = ctr.Using(Comparer);94 return ctr;95 }9697 #endregion9899 protected override bool DoMatch(NUnitCtr.Constraint ctr)100 {101 if (specific == null)102 return ctr.Matches(actual);103 else104 return SpecificMatches(actual);105 }106107 protected bool SpecificMatches(object actual)108 { 109 int index=0;110 111 foreach (var item in (IEnumerable<Object>)actual)112 {113 var itemComparable = item is NBi.Core.Analysis.Member.Member ? ((NBi.Core.Analysis.Member.Member)item).Caption : item;114115 int i = specific.IndexOf(itemComparable);116117 if (i > -1) /​/​found118 {119 if (i < index)120 return false;121 else122 index = i;123 }124 }125126 return true;127 }128129 /​/​/​ <summary>130 /​/​/​ Write the constraint description to a MessageWriter131 /​/​/​ </​summary>132 /​/​/​ <param name="writer">The writer on which the description is displayed</​param>133 public override void WriteDescriptionTo(NUnitCtr.MessageWriter writer)134 {135136 writer.WritePredicate(string.Format("On perspective \"{0}\", the {1} of \"{2}\" are ordered {3}{4}"137 , Request.Perspective138 , Request.Function.ToLower()139 , Request.Path140 , Comparer == null ? "specifically" : ((IComparerWithLabel)Comparer).Label141 , reversed ? "(descending)" : string.Empty));142 }143144 protected interface IComparerWithLabel : IComparer145 {146 string Label { get; }147 }148149 protected class AlphabeticalComparer : IComparerWithLabel150 {151 private readonly IComparer internalComparer;152 153 public AlphabeticalComparer()154 {155 internalComparer = StringComparer.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase;156 }157158 public string Label159 {160 get161 {162 return "alphabetically";163 }164 }165166 int IComparer.Compare(Object x, Object y)167 {168 x = x is NBi.Core.Analysis.Member.Member ? ((NBi.Core.Analysis.Member.Member)x).Caption : x;169 y = y is NBi.Core.Analysis.Member.Member ? ((NBi.Core.Analysis.Member.Member)y).Caption : y;170171 return internalComparer.Compare(x, y);172 }173 }174175 protected class ChronologicalComparer : IComparerWithLabel176 {177 public ChronologicalComparer()178 {179 }180181 public string Label182 {183 get184 {185 return "chronologically";186 }187 }188 189 int IComparer.Compare(Object x, Object y)190 {191 x = x is NBi.Core.Analysis.Member.Member ? ((NBi.Core.Analysis.Member.Member)x).Caption : x;192 y = y is NBi.Core.Analysis.Member.Member ? ((NBi.Core.Analysis.Member.Member)y).Caption : y;193 194 if (x is DateTime && y is DateTime)195 return DateTime.Compare((DateTime)x,(DateTime)y);196 if (x is DateTime && y is String)197 {198 DateTime newY;199 if (DateTime.TryParse((string)y, out newY))200 return DateTime.Compare((DateTime)x, newY);201 else202 return 0;203 /​/​throw new ArgumentException(string.Format("'{0}' cannot be converted to DateTime", y));204 }205 if (x is String && y is DateTime)206 {207 DateTime newX;208 if (DateTime.TryParse((string)x, out newX))209 return DateTime.Compare(newX, (DateTime)y);210 else211 return 0;212 /​/​throw new ArgumentException(string.Format("'{0}' cannot be converted to DateTime", x));213 }214 if (x is String && y is String)215 {216 DateTime newX, newY;217 if (DateTime.TryParse((string)x, out newX) && DateTime.TryParse((string)y, out newY))218 return DateTime.Compare(newX, newY);219 else220 return 0;221 /​/​throw new ArgumentException(string.Format("'{0}' of type '{1}' or '{2}' of type '{3}' cannot be converted to DateTime", x, x.GetType().Name, y, y.GetType().Name));222 }223 224225 throw new ArgumentException(string.Format("'{0}' or '{1}' cannot be compared chronologically", x.GetType().Name, y.GetType().Name));226 }227 }228229 protected class NumericalComparer : IComparerWithLabel230 {231 public NumericalComparer()232 {233 }234235 public string Label236 {237 get238 {239 return "numerically";240 }241 }242243 int IComparer.Compare(Object x, Object y)244 {245 x = x is NBi.Core.Analysis.Member.Member ? ((NBi.Core.Analysis.Member.Member)x).Caption : x; ...

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1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NBi.NUnit.Member;7using NUnit.Framework;8{9 {10 public void OrderedConstraint_UsingNumericalComparer_Success()11 {12 var orderedConstraint = new OrderedConstraint();13 orderedConstraint.Using(new NumericalComparer());14 Assert.That(new[] { "1", "2", "3" }, orderedConstraint);15 }16 }17}18using System;19using System.Collections.Generic;20using System.Linq;21using System.Text;22using System.Threading.Tasks;23using NBi.NUnit.Member;24using NUnit.Framework;25{26 {27 public void OrderedConstraint_UsingNumericalComparer_Success()28 {29 var orderedConstraint = new OrderedConstraint();30 orderedConstraint.Using(new NumericalComparer());31 Assert.That(new[] { "1", "2", "3" }, orderedConstraint);32 }33 }34}35using System;36using System.Collections.Generic;37using System.Linq;38using System.Text;39using System.Threading.Tasks;40using NBi.NUnit.Member;41using NUnit.Framework;42{43 {44 public void OrderedConstraint_UsingNumericalComparer_Success()45 {46 var orderedConstraint = new OrderedConstraint();47 orderedConstraint.Using(new NumericalComparer());48 Assert.That(new[] { "1", "2", "3" }, orderedConstraint);49 }50 }51}52using System;53using System.Collections.Generic;54using System.Linq;55using System.Text;56using System.Threading.Tasks;57using NBi.NUnit.Member;58using NUnit.Framework;59{60 {

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1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using NBi.NUnit.Member;6{7 {8 static void Main(string[] args)9 {10 string[] stringArray = { "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9", "10" };11 OrderedConstraint oc = new OrderedConstraint();12 oc.NumericalComparer();13 bool result = oc.Matches(stringArray);14 Console.WriteLine(result);15 Console.ReadLine();16 }17 }18}19using System;20using System.Collections.Generic;21using System.Linq;22using System.Text;23using NBi.NUnit.Member;24using NBi.Core.ResultSet;25{26 {27 static void Main(string[] args)28 {29 string[] stringArray = { "10", "9", "8", "7", "6", "5", "4", "3", "2", "1" };30 OrderedConstraint oc = new OrderedConstraint();31 oc.NumericalComparer();32 oc.Descending();33 bool result = oc.Matches(stringArray);34 Console.WriteLine(result);35 Console.ReadLine();36 }37 }38}39using System;40using System.Collections.Generic;41using System.Linq;42using System.Text;43using NBi.NUnit.Member;44using NBi.Core.ResultSet;45{46 {47 static void Main(string[] args)48 {

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1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NBi.NUnit.Member;7using NUnit.Framework;8{9 {10 public void TestMethod()11 {12 var list1 = new List<int> { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };13 var list2 = new List<int> { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };14 var constraint = new OrderedConstraint(list1, new NumericalComparer());15 Assert.That(list2, constraint);16 }17 }18}

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1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NUnit.Framework;7using NBi.NUnit.Member;8{9 {10 public void TestMethod()11 {12 var list = new List<int> { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 };13 Assert.That(list, Is.Ordered.Ascending);14 }15 }16}17using System;18using System.Collections.Generic;19using System.Linq;20using System.Text;21using System.Threading.Tasks;22using NUnit.Framework;23using NBi.NUnit.Member;24{25 {26 public void TestMethod()27 {28 var list = new List<int> { 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 };29 Assert.That(list, Is.Ordered.Descending);30 }31 }32}

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