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Version 1.19 includes new features: handling of constructors, C# indexers, C# generics & nested generics, and adds the ability to convert classes to interfaces. Full Specifications What's new in version 1.19 Version 1.19 includes new features: handling of constructors, C# indexers, C# generics & nested generics, and adds the ability to convert classes to interfaces.
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AndyHo 7-Nov-12 5:01 7-Nov-12 5:01 Hi, just tried to use your project, and as I use the tree versions (installed): VS2005, VS2008 and VS2010 Also the project failed on complex DLL's I started debugging and found some (many) issues as many.ToString() on strigs! But the more complex problem, was a versioning-bug and if the directory had spaces in its name! I added a small VS2005 and VS2008 combo box, to allow building a native.project for both, as VS 2010 is too different I did not manage to include (yet) the code! Also there were many bugs as getting properties where the property returns null! Did some major re-manufacturing of the code for better understanding! And now it works!
(at least for me) Suggestion: If you want I can upload or send you the new project to publish it back!! (only grant my credit) cheers! Mark Nahirny 18-Aug-08 16:20 18-Aug-08 16:20 First, I'd like to thank you for submitting this article. I've found it quite useful.
In particular I was looking for an easy way to add ASP.NET forms authentication to NUnit testing since the classes I'm testing use current user information directly for logging. I found that adding a login page to the web application was very easy and addressed this issue. One problem I found was that if you have overloaded methods in a class, and try to create a project, it will throw an AmbiguousMatchException in createTestTemplateToolStripMenuItem_Click. Currently only the name of the method is used and not the parameters. Also, it would be much easier to use if the classes in a type library were listed alphabetically.
For my use I find that it's best to run all tests in a class rather than execute each one individually with a button, so I modified the code to add a Test All button at the bottom of the web page and a multi-line text box to contain the results of each test. I also found I needed to extend the width of the text boxes that show the individual test results to the width of the page. I can send you my changes if you like. Thanks again for the article Mark. Pdoshi 14-Aug-08 10:15 14-Aug-08 10:15 Some issues I found with the code It is not understanding the generics. I had some custom defined class with generics and that is in a seperate assembnly.
I was not sure how do I say that however it got the type with reflection but did not understand it to be generic. So some issues need to be fixed w.r.t. Generic return type or parameters. Also tried using the enums in a seperate assembly which is refered by the current assembly using to generate code. It introduced '+' symbol before hte enumtype. Dont know if we already have fixes for this and I am looking at wrong code.
But If not, those will be my comments. Also, another major issue was the app does not handle long namespace names for the class. Fails in the creating files for those classes. But over thanks forhte tools, not completely usable but can work it out. Thanks, Paras. Sorry about the wording, was a late night ill thought message. I do think however that at least the messages in the code should be correct.
For the article itself I can see your point and I wasn't talking about that, but when that's the first thing I see in the code it makes me not want to use it. Because I would feel a need to go correct the entire code base so I could be sure a user didn't see one of those messages. I think that's something all the authors should know and keep in mind no matter which country they are from.