Assert.AreNotEquivalent Method
Definition
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Overloads
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| AreNotEquivalent<T>(T, T, String, String, String) |
Tests whether two object graphs are NOT structurally equivalent and throws an exception if they are. |
| AreNotEquivalent<T>(T, T, Boolean, String, String, String) |
Tests whether two object graphs are NOT structurally equivalent and throws an exception if they are. |
AreNotEquivalent<T>(T, T, String, String, String)
- Source:
- Assert.AreEquivalent.cs
Tests whether two object graphs are NOT structurally equivalent and throws an exception if they are.
public static void AreNotEquivalent<T>(T? notExpected, T? actual, string? message = "", string notExpectedExpression = "", string actualExpression = "");static member AreNotEquivalent : 'T * 'T * string * string * string -> unitPublic Shared Sub AreNotEquivalent(Of T) (notExpected As T, actual As T, Optional message As String = "", Optional notExpectedExpression As String = "", Optional actualExpression As String = "")Type Parameters
- T
The type of values to compare.
Parameters
- notExpected
- T
The first value to compare. This is the value the test expects not to match
actual.
- actual
- T
The second value to compare. This is the value produced by the code under test.
- message
- String
The message to include in the exception when actual
is equivalent to notExpected. The message is shown in
test results.
- notExpectedExpression
- String
The syntactic expression of notExpected as given by the compiler via caller argument expression. Users shouldn't pass a value for this parameter.
- actualExpression
- String
The syntactic expression of actual as given by the compiler via caller argument expression. Users shouldn't pass a value for this parameter.
Exceptions
Thrown if notExpected and actual are structurally equivalent,
or if the structural comparison cannot be completed.
Remarks
See AreEquivalent<T>(T, T, String, String, String) and AreEquivalent<T>(T, T, Boolean, String, String, String) for the full set of comparison rules.
Applies to
AreNotEquivalent<T>(T, T, Boolean, String, String, String)
- Source:
- Assert.AreEquivalent.cs
Tests whether two object graphs are NOT structurally equivalent and throws an exception if they are.
public static void AreNotEquivalent<T>(T? notExpected, T? actual, bool strict, string? message = "", string notExpectedExpression = "", string actualExpression = "");static member AreNotEquivalent : 'T * 'T * bool * string * string * string -> unitPublic Shared Sub AreNotEquivalent(Of T) (notExpected As T, actual As T, strict As Boolean, Optional message As String = "", Optional notExpectedExpression As String = "", Optional actualExpression As String = "")Type Parameters
- T
The type of values to compare.
Parameters
- notExpected
- T
The first value to compare. This is the value the test expects not to match
actual.
- actual
- T
The second value to compare. This is the value produced by the code under test.
- strict
- Boolean
When true, the equivalence check used to decide whether the assertion fails is
performed in strict mode (extra members or dictionary keys on actual are
considered a difference, so the assertion succeeds in their presence).
- message
- String
The message to include in the exception when actual
is equivalent to notExpected. The message is shown in
test results.
- notExpectedExpression
- String
The syntactic expression of notExpected as given by the compiler via caller argument expression. Users shouldn't pass a value for this parameter.
- actualExpression
- String
The syntactic expression of actual as given by the compiler via caller argument expression. Users shouldn't pass a value for this parameter.
Exceptions
Thrown if notExpected and actual are structurally equivalent,
or if the structural comparison cannot be completed.
