How can I do something like this in NUnit?
class Foo
{
int Value { get; set; }
...
}
...
ICollection<Foo> someFoos = GetSomeFoos();
Expect(List.Map(someFoos).Property("Value"), Has.Some.EqualTo(7));
List.Map()
only accepts ICollection
, not ICollection<T>
.
well, you could conceptually use linq to objects extensions, something like:
Expect(someAs.Count(), Has.Some.EqualTo(7));
What if you tried something like this instead:
List<Foo> someFoos = GetSomeFoos();
as List<T>
does implement the ICollection
interface.
Well, you could convert your ICollection<T>
to something that implements ICollection
. Array for instance:
ICollection<Foo> someFoos = GetSomeFoos();
var array = new Foo[10];
someFoos.CopyTo(array);
Expect(List.Map(array).Property("Value"), Has.Some.EqualTo(7));
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