I've been looking all over the web trying to find an example of
Assert.Contains<> for something like the following:
I want to test if certain attributes are set on properties of my
properties. I've gotten to the point where I get an array of
attributes, but I'm not sure how to call the Assert.Contains<> method
to determine if the attribute is set. There can be more than one
attribute on a property. I have a code sample below.
public class MyObject
{
priavate int x = 0;
[MyCustomAttribute]
[MyOtherCustomAttribute]
public int X { get { return x; } }
}
.... in the mbunit textfixture class ...
Type obj = typeof(MyObject);
PropertyInfo[] properties = obj.GetProperties();
Assert.AreEqual(2, properties.Length); //This works ok
foreach (PropertyInfo property in properties)
{
object[] attributes = property.GetCustomAttributes(true); //
creates an array with the custom attributes
// here's where I'm running into some issues as the
property.GetCustomAttributes method returns an array of type object(in
this case, the array has two element).
// I'd like to iterate through the array and pass the test if the
Custom Attribute is found by comparing to the Attribute.TypeId field
to the expected value
Assert.Contains<object[]>(/*Not sure how to enumerate*/,
"MyCustomerAttribute");
Assert.Contains<object[]>(/*Not sure how to enumerate*/,
"MyOtherCustomAttribute");
}
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