Class Failure

Objects that represent fail-able conditions. Objects of a derived class are created and registered with the mock directory. After register, each object will be invoked once for each first write of a file, giving the object a chance to throw an IOException.

Inheritance

object

Failure

Inherited Members

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Namespace: Lucene.Net.Store

Assembly: Lucene.Net.TestFramework.dll

Syntax

public class Failure

Fields

m_doFail

Objects that represent fail-able conditions. Objects of a derived class are created and registered with the mock directory. After register, each object will be invoked once for each first write of a file, giving the object a chance to throw an IOException.

Declaration

protected bool m_doFail

Field Value

Type	Description
bool

Methods

ClearDoFail()

Objects that represent fail-able conditions. Objects of a derived class are created and registered with the mock directory. After register, each object will be invoked once for each first write of a file, giving the object a chance to throw an IOException.

Declaration

public virtual void ClearDoFail()

Eval(MockDirectoryWrapper)

Eval is called on the first write of every new file.

Declaration

public virtual void Eval(MockDirectoryWrapper dir)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
MockDirectoryWrapper	dir

Reset()

Reset should set the state of the failure to its default (freshly constructed) state. Reset is convenient for tests that want to create one failure object and then reuse it in multiple cases. This, combined with the fact that Failure subclasses are often anonymous classes makes reset difficult to do otherwise.

A typical example of use is

Failure failure = new Failure() { ... };
...
mock.FailOn(failure.Reset())

Declaration

public virtual Failure Reset()

Returns

Type	Description
Failure

SetDoFail()

Objects that represent fail-able conditions. Objects of a derived class are created and registered with the mock directory. After register, each object will be invoked once for each first write of a file, giving the object a chance to throw an IOException.

Declaration

public virtual void SetDoFail()