Hi,

I managed to implements the Parameterization Test.
However, as i'm quite new to csUnit, there are certain things that
I not sure how to go about doing it.
The Parameterization is "working" now, however as there are quite
a number of processing it had to perform, and I don't get any update
accept the assetsing counter at the lower right hand corner.
Is it possible for csUnit to display the "progress"
e.g.
[Test(Categories="File Format")]
[DataSource(typeof(FixtureWithStaticDataProvider))]
public void CheckFileFormat(string filePath) {

FileStream fs = new FileStream(filePath, FileMode.Open);
TextReader tr = new StreamReader(fs);
string text = tr.ReadToEnd();

Assert.Contains("XXX", text, "xxx start indicator not found");
Assert.Contains(@"\XXX", text, "xxx end indicator not found");

Assert.Contains("XXX1", text, "xxx1 start indicator not found");
Assert.Contains(@"\XXX1", text, "xxx1 end indicator not found");

Assert.Contains("XXX2", text, "xxx2 start indicator not found");
Assert.Contains(@"\XXX2", text, "xxx2 end indicator not found");
}

Ok. To be frank. This test is "fast" enough. 5 seconds for 70++
files.
However my next test, required it to read in quite a massive
amount of data for some signal processing. I would like if i am able
to have some update on CS screen. Just like what it show when the test
failed, such as File 70's Block 2.

File 1's Block 1 -> Signal Ok
File 1's Block 2 -> Signal Ok
..
File 1's Block 96 -> Signal Ok
..
File 70's Block 1 -> Signal Ok
File 70's Block 2 -> Signal Not Ok
..
File 70's Block 96 -> Signal Not Ok

My thinking was if I am able to create a method dynamically, I
would at least be able to create method name such as
"File1_Block1Test" ,...."File70_Block96Test". At least I would be able
to know the progress of the test. But if I able to bypass all this,
then it would be great. But if i'm able to learn some reflection
stuffs, it would be nice too. ;)

Thanks,
Boon Hui

--- In csunit@yahoogroups.com, Robert Bateman <rbatemanmi@...> wrote:
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> Why not do a parameterized test?
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> http://www.csunit.org/documentation/2.4/parameterizedTests.html
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> Look for the section who's title is:
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> Parameterization With Static Method Or Property
> I think you want to use a parameterized test using the
DataSourceAttribute capability.  In your case, the DataSource returned
would be the result of your Directory.GetFiles() call...
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> Bob
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> --- On Sun, 2/15/09, boonhuiasd <boonhui609@...> wrote:
> From: boonhuiasd <boonhui609@...>
> Subject: [csunit] Is it possible to create dynamic test?
> To: csunit@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Sunday, February 15, 2009, 10:49 PM
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