Re: Is.All.EqualTo?

Hi Kelly,

I copied the list 'cause it's probably interesting to others... 

>   I think I may be missing something here in the constraint syntax...
> Or perhaps there is a usability weirdness... Here is a part of my
> test:
> 
>         List<int> firstMaxBFF = maxBffLoudList[0] as List<int>;
>         List<int> maxBFF = maxBffLoudList[i] as List<int>;
>         Assert.That(firstMaxBFF, Is.All.EqualTo(maxBFF)," 
> max_bff_loud not equivalent between:" + maxBffNameList[0] + " 
> and " + maxBffNameList[i]);
> 
> And this is the output:
> 
> TestCase 
> 'Sonic.Inspectre.JayRules.MaxBFFLoudSameForAllExistingPrograms
> (C:\src\kanderson\DataFiles\specs\spec_1032_ACTS_II.xml)'
> failed:
>    max_bff_loud not equivalent between:Directional and 
> Hybrid_Directional
>   Expected: all items < 90, 90, 90, 108, 106, 106, 107, 99, 85, 71 >
>   But was: < 90, 90, 90, 108, 106, 106, 107, 99, 85, 71 >
> 	
> C:\src\kanderson\Libraries\Spectre\InspectreTests\JayRules.cs(266,0):
> at 
> Sonic.Inspectre.JayRules.MaxBFFLoudSameForAllExistingPrograms(Object
> current)
> 
> 
> All the numbers are the same in both collections, but  it fails...
> what am I missing here? This doesn't seem intuitive somehow.

You are asserting that /every/ item in firstMaxBFF is equal to
the list in MaxBFF - in other words, that firstMaxBFF is a list
of lists.

What you probably want to do is lots simpler...
  Assert.That( firstMaxBFF, Is.EqualTo( maxBFF ) );

or even simpler...
  Assert.That(  maxBffLoudList[0], Is.EqualTo(  maxBffLoudList[i] ) );

Charlie



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