Re: Is.Serializable

Looks OK to me. At first I assumed you would just check for the attribute,
but that's not sufficient, so I
see you are serializing and deserializing the object to a memory stream. You
test that the return
is not null and that's it. Some people may want to test more, but it seems
like that would be
a different assert. What do others think?
 
Charlie


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Busoli
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Subject: [Nunit-users] Is.Serializable


With regards to: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail
<http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=2028517&group_id=1
0749&atid=360749> &aid=2028517&group_id=10749&atid=360749

I have implemented a SerializableConstraint accessible via Is.Serializable.
The match is true if serialization to and deserialization from a memory
stream via a BinaryFormatter both succeed and the deserialized object is not
null. Otherwise the match returns false.

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