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Ben Hall's Blog: Taking a look at NUnit 2.5 Alpha 3
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Taking a look at NUnit 2.5 Alpha 3
It's always interesting to see how the different unit testing frameworks approach automated testing, each framework has it's own style, approach and feature set with everyone having their own view on which framework everyone should use. One of the more (you could say most) popular .Net framework is NUnit and over the past few months Charlie has been working on v2.5 so I thought it was about time I took a look. Parameterised Tests (Documentation can be found here Parameterized Tests ) Similar to XUnit and MbUnit, NUnit 2.5 includes the concept of parameterised tests. RowTest was included in 2.4.7, however additional attributes have now been included. ValuesAttribute The first new attribute allows for combinational style testing, this is where two sets of inputs are combined to create each possible test combination. In certain situations useful - always good to have in the toolbox, however generally I wouldn't need to use this on a day-to-day basis. MbUnit has had this for a while, however I prefer the syntax of this approach, which I think is a similar syntax to MbUnit V3. To implement this, you add the ValuesAttribute, which takes an object array for the test values, before the method parameter. [Test] public void ValuesAttributeTest([Values(1,2,3, 20)] int v, [Values(9,8,7)] int v2) { Assert.IsTrue(v < v2); } When NUnit loads this up, they create a combination of the test values, as a result we have 12 tests created. If we had another parameter of the test, for example with 3 possible values, then we would have another possible combination and we would have 36 tests. As a result, you can very quickly build up a good selection of test cases. RangeAttribute Similar to the ValuesAttribute, however instead of you defining the valu"
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