SuiteAttribute & generics

I think I know the answer to this (it's "No!"), but I'd like to make
sure. There is currently no way to create suites (or something similar)
of instantiated generic classes without declaring those instantiations
explicitly, right? I don't know if I've expressed this correctly, so
I'll give an example. I'd like to declare a generic test fixture, then
programmatically instantiate it for particular classes and add it to the
test run. Here's what I have to do now... 

 

namespace Blah {

[TestFixture]

public class TestSerializability<T> where T : new()

{

private BinaryFormatter formatter;

private Stream stream;

 

[TestFixtureSetUp]

public void OpenStream()

{

formatter = new BinaryFormatter();

stream = Stream.Null;

}

 

[TestFixtureTearDown]

public void CloseStream()

{

stream.Close();

}

 

[Test]

public void TestObject()

{

formatter.Serialize(stream, new T());

}

}

 

public class TestOmegaNodeSerializability :
TestSerializability<OmegaNode>

{

}

 

public class TestOmegaLinkSerializability :
TestSerializability<OmegaLink>

{

}

 

public class TestOmegaDocSerializability : TestSerializability<OmegaDoc>

{

}

}

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