[Dotnetmock-commits] dotnetmock/DotNetMock.Tests/Util StringUtilsTests.cs,NONE,1.1

[Choy R. <ch...@us...>]

Update of /cvsroot/dotnetmock/dotnetmock/DotNetMock.Tests/Util
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv15950/DotNetMock.Tests/Util

Added Files:
	StringUtilsTests.cs 
Log Message:
Make sure all Predicates support the ability to describe their evaluation expression through the ExpressionAsText(name) method. The name parameter is so that in the future we can include the name of the parameter that didn't satisfy the predicate in our assertion failure messages.

--- NEW FILE: StringUtilsTests.cs ---
#region License
// Copyright (c) 2004 Griffin Caprio & Choy Rim. All rights reserved.
#endregion
#region Imports
using System;
using System.Collections;

using NUnit.Framework;

using DotNetMock.Util;
#endregion

namespace DotNetMock.Tests.Util
{
	[TestFixture]
	public class StringUtilsTests 
	{
		[Test] public void FormatScalar() 
		{
			Assert.AreEqual(
				"'two'",
				StringUtils.FormatScalar("two")
				);
			Assert.AreEqual(
				"1",
				StringUtils.FormatScalar(1)
				);
			Assert.AreEqual(
				"3.4",
				StringUtils.FormatScalar(3.4)
				);
			Assert.AreEqual(
				"[1, 'two', 3.4]",
				StringUtils.FormatScalar(new object[] { 1, "two", 3.4 })
				);
		}
		[Test] public void FormatArray() 
		{
			Assert.AreEqual(
				"1, 'two', 3.4",
				StringUtils.FormatArray(1, "two", 3.4)
				);
		}
		[Test] public void FormatDictionary() 
		{
			Hashtable hash = new Hashtable();
			hash["a"]=1;
			hash["b"]="two";
			hash["c"]=3.4;
			Assert.AreEqual(
				"a=1, b='two', c=3.4",
				StringUtils.FormatCollection(hash)
				);
		}
		[Test] public void FormatCollection() 
		{
			ArrayList list = new ArrayList();
			list.Add(1);
			list.Add("two");
			list.Add(3.4);
			Assert.AreEqual(
				"1, 'two', 3.4", 
				StringUtils.FormatCollection(list)
				);
		}
	}
}