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Class CombinatorialRangeAttribute

Namespace
Xunit
Assembly
Xunit.Combinatorial.dll

Specifies which range of values for this parameter should be used for running the test method.

[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Parameter)]
public class CombinatorialRangeAttribute : Attribute, _Attribute
Inheritance
CombinatorialRangeAttribute
Implements
Inherited Members

Constructors

CombinatorialRangeAttribute(int, int)

Initializes a new instance of the CombinatorialRangeAttribute class.

public CombinatorialRangeAttribute(int from, int count)

Parameters

from int

The value at the beginning of the range.

count int

The quantity of consecutive integer values to include. Cannot be less than 1, which would conceptually result in zero test cases.

CombinatorialRangeAttribute(int, int, int)

Initializes a new instance of the CombinatorialRangeAttribute class.

public CombinatorialRangeAttribute(int from, int to, int step)

Parameters

from int

The value at the beginning of the range.

to int

The value at the end of the range. Cannot be less than "from" parameter. When "to" and "from" are equal, CombinatorialValues is more appropriate.

step int

The number of integers to step for each value in result. Cannot be less than one. Stepping zero or backwards is not useful. Stepping over "to" does not add another value to the range.

CombinatorialRangeAttribute(uint, uint)

Initializes a new instance of the CombinatorialRangeAttribute class.

public CombinatorialRangeAttribute(uint from, uint count)

Parameters

from uint

The value at the beginning of the range.

count uint

The quantity of consecutive integer values to include. Cannot be less than 1, which would conceptually result in zero test cases.

CombinatorialRangeAttribute(uint, uint, uint)

Initializes a new instance of the CombinatorialRangeAttribute class.

public CombinatorialRangeAttribute(uint from, uint to, uint step)

Parameters

from uint

The value at the beginning of the range.

to uint

The value at the end of the range. Cannot be less than "from" parameter. When "to" and "from" are equal, CombinatorialValues is more appropriate.

step uint

The number of unsigned integers to step for each value in result. Cannot be less than one. Stepping zero is not useful. Stepping over "to" does not add another value to the range.

Properties

Values

Gets the values that should be passed to this parameter on the test method.

public object[] Values { get; }

Property Value

object[]

An array of values.

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