Hi, my name is Jennifer Gryczkowski, and I'm a front-end developer. I love designing and coding.
What I do
I work with clients to find out what they need, and I craft a website that meets those needs. I make sure the website is easy to use and works in multiple browsers across numerous devices.
What I've done
I've developed both personal and business websites for clients. I was commissioned to create a series of Shakespeare illustrations for a French magazine. I have also completed numerous personal projects.


- Participants:
- Everybody is welcome to participate in this advent calendar. It is not required to be student at the university of Passau.
- Problems:
- Between 2019-12-01 and 2019-12-24 every day at 09:00am (Passau local time) a new problem is published.
- These problems can be solved until the end of the year, that is until 2019-12-31.
- Each problem has public and private testcases.
- Public testcases are provided together with their problem. For private testcases you can only see if you passed the testcase or not.
- Submissions:
- A submission consists of a file containing the sourcecode of your program. We compile that program and execute it on our evaluation system. The output of the program for the input of a testcase is then compared to the expected output. If they match, the testcase is considered passed.
- You can submit as many solutions as you want. It also doesn't matter if your first submission fails.
- Even if it might be tempting, it is forbidden to upload programs that might harm a fair and healthy competition. We reserve the right to exclude participants that violate this rule from the competition.
- Possible programming languages are C, C++, C#, Haskell, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, Scala and more. Further information can be found in our FAQ.
- Scoring:
- Each solved testcase awards a specific amount of points. These points are accounted per testcase. So you can collect points even if your solution did not pass all testcases!
- The time of the submission does not influence the amount of points you will get. A solution submitted on the first day the problem is available is as good as a solution submitted a week later.
- The points awarded for a problem are always taken from one solution: The points are taken from the submission that awards the most points.
- The total score is the sum of the points of the best submissions for each problem.
- Prices:
- The participants with the highest score at the end of the competition will be invited to the price-giving.
- If several participants share the same score, the first three places will be determined by a jury.
- Others:
- The legal process is excluded.
- We reserve the right to change the rules if needed.


{An aspiring Software Developer}
I am outgoing , dedicated, and open-minded. I get across to people and adjust to changes with ease. I believe that a person should work on developing their professional skills and learning new things all the time.Currently,I am an aspiring Software Developer, currently in University pursuing Computer Science. I enjoy coding because i enjoy problem solving and it is also usable art, its is fun yet challenging. my current passions include ; Coding , Baking and Photography.
With the help of Moringa School I have been able to work on the following projects:
click HERE to see some of my projects with Moringa School so far.


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Some of them are hosted over at GitHub, and the online documentation is provided by Gary Burd's awesome GoDoc.org.
I encourage users of my projects to send me pull requests, feature requests, and bug reports. My eternal thanks to those of you who have already contacted me about my projects and helped to improve them. If you are looking for one of my other projects and it's not here, let me know and I'll see if I can't make it presentable enough to be included in this list.
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| lib/language | 94.85% | 129/136 | 82.28% | 65/79 | 100% | 31/31 | 94.49% | 120/127 | |
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| lib/nlu | 99.79% | 465/466 | 98.3% | 231/235 | 100% | 87/87 | 99.78% | 456/457 | |
| lib/recognizer | 89.47% | 153/171 | 90.65% | 97/107 | 84% | 42/50 | 89.88% | 151/168 | |
| lib/sentiment | 100% | 81/81 | 94.44% | 51/54 | 100% | 8/8 | 100% | 81/81 | |
| lib/slot | 100% | 80/80 | 100% | 49/49 | 100% | 15/15 | 100% | 76/76 | |
| lib/util | 98.04% | 450/459 | 95.87% | 232/242 | 100% | 53/53 | 97.83% | 406/415 | |
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Having a basic understanding of the vocabulary, notation, and ideas of matrix algebra, is important for all educational scientists who use quantitative methods in their work. The statistical and psychometric models underlying many quantitative methodologies employed in educational research rely on matrix algebra. Subsequently, educational scientists use the language and notation of matrix algebra to communicate in the scientific literature. Moreover, matrix algebra forms the bedrock of statistical computation. Having fundamental knowledge of matrix algebra can often help an educational scientist troubleshoot problems that arise in their own work, and devise solutions for those issues.
For quantitative methodologists, it is important to have a much deeper understanding of matrix algebra, as it is foundational to the computational estimation and optimization used in methodological work. Statistical programming, formulating the mathematics of quantitative methods, and even back-of-the-napkin calculations are all made easier (and more efficient) through matrix algebra.
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Class: Aws::MediaLive::Types::EbuTtDDestinationSettings
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-medialive/lib/aws-sdk-medialive/types.rb |
Overview
Ebu Tt DDestination Settings
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#copyright_holder ⇒ String
rw
Complete this field if you want to include the name of the copyright holder in the copyright tag in the captions metadata.
-
#fill_line_gap ⇒ String
rw
Specifies how to handle the gap between the lines (in multi-line captions).
-
#font_family ⇒ String
rw
Specifies the font family to include in the font data attached to the EBU-TT captions.
-
#style_control ⇒ String
rw
Specifies the style information (font color, font position, and so on) to include in the font data that is attached to the EBU-TT captions.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#copyright_holder ⇒ String
(rw)
Complete this field if you want to include the name of the copyright holder in the copyright tag in the captions metadata.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-medialive/lib/aws-sdk-medialive/types.rb', line 4104
class EbuTtDDestinationSettings < Struct.new( :copyright_holder, :fill_line_gap, :font_family, :style_control) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#fill_line_gap ⇒ String
(rw)
Specifies how to handle the gap between the lines (in multi-line captions). - enabled: Fill with the captions background color (as specified in the input captions). - disabled: Leave the gap unfilled.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-medialive/lib/aws-sdk-medialive/types.rb', line 4104
class EbuTtDDestinationSettings < Struct.new( :copyright_holder, :fill_line_gap, :font_family, :style_control) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#font_family ⇒ String
(rw)
Specifies the font family to include in the font data attached to the EBU-TT captions. Valid only if styleControl is set to include. If you leave this field empty, the font family is set to "monospaced". (If styleControl is set to exclude, the font family is always set to "monospaced".) You specify only the font family. All other style information (color, bold, position and so on) is copied from the input captions. The size is always set to 100% to allow the downstream player to choose the size. - Enter a list of font families, as a comma-separated list of font names, in order of preference. The name can be a font family (such as “Arial”), or a generic font family (such as “serif”), or “default” (to let the downstream player choose the font). - Leave blank to set the family to “monospace”.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-medialive/lib/aws-sdk-medialive/types.rb', line 4104
class EbuTtDDestinationSettings < Struct.new( :copyright_holder, :fill_line_gap, :font_family, :style_control) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#style_control ⇒ String
(rw)
Specifies the style information (font color, font position, and so on) to include in the font data that is attached to the EBU-TT captions. - include: Take the style information (font color, font position, and so on) from the source captions and include that information in the font data attached to the EBU-TT captions. This option is valid only if the source captions are Embedded or Teletext. - exclude: In the font data attached to the EBU-TT captions, set the font family to "monospaced". Do not include any other style information.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-medialive/lib/aws-sdk-medialive/types.rb', line 4104
class EbuTtDDestinationSettings < Struct.new( :copyright_holder, :fill_line_gap, :font_family, :style_control) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


@import uk.gov.hmrc.govukfrontend.views.html.components._
@this(govukDateInput : GovukDateInput)
@()
@govukDateInput(DateInput(
id = "passport-issued",
namePrefix = Some("passport-issued"),
hint = Some(Hint(
content = Text("For example, 27 3 2007")
)),
fieldset = Some(Fieldset(
legend = Some(Legend(
content = Text("When was your passport issued?"),
classes = "govuk-fieldset__legend--l",
isPageHeading = true
))
))
))


--- title: Social networks in the database -- using a graph database layout: post ---
This post is going to show how the same things can be done when using a native graph database, namely Neo4j. To begin with it's good to have a grip on how your data actually looks, and when it comes to graphs I prefer a graphical representation, so here goes:
Neo4j is definitely a rockin' piece of software :)


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Enables hardware L1 instruction cache prefetching.
Definition at line 30 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_HTHREAD_L1D_PREFETCH 0x2 |
Enables hardware L1 data cache prefetching.
Definition at line 31 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_HTHREAD_L2I_PREFETCH 0x4 |
Enables hardware L2 instruction cache prefetching.
Definition at line 32 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_HTHREAD_L2D_PREFETCH 0x8 |
Enables hardware L2 data cache prefetching.
Definition at line 33 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_HTHREAD_DCFETCH 0x10 |
Enables DC fetch to the provided virtual address.
\ DC fetch instructs the hardware that a data memory access is likely. \ Instructions are dropped in the case of high bus utilization.
Definition at line 36 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_THREAD_ATTR_NAME_MAXLEN 16 |
Definition at line 38 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_THREAD_ATTR_TCB_PARTITION_RAM 0 |
Creates threads in RAM/DDR.
Definition at line 39 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_THREAD_ATTR_TCB_PARTITION_TCM 1 |
Creates threads in TCM.
Definition at line 40 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_THREAD_ATTR_TCB_PARTITION_DEFAULT QURT_THREAD_ATTR_TCB_PARTITION_RAM |
Backward compatibility.
Definition at line 41 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_THREAD_ATTR_PRIORITY_DEFAULT 255 |
Definition at line 42 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_THREAD_ATTR_ASID_DEFAULT 0 |
Definition at line 43 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_THREAD_ATTR_AFFINITY_DEFAULT (-1) |
Definition at line 44 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_THREAD_ATTR_BUS_PRIO_DEFAULT 255 |
Definition at line 45 of file mini_qurt.h.
| #define QURT_THREAD_ATTR_TIMETEST_ID_DEFAULT (-2) |
Definition at line 46 of file mini_qurt.h.


The NetBeans Metrics module is a plug-in for NetBeans which adds object-oriented metrics capabilities. Once installed, a developer may view metrics on a per-class or project basis, and be able to "drill down" to find out how the metric was calculated. Unlike traditional metrics tools which provide sophisticated reporting of lots of different metrics, the metrics module instead focuses on bringing a small number of metrics into the developer's edit/compile loop.
Metrics are not indications of bugs or poor design, but high metric numbers often indicate how complex, fragile, or sensitive to regressions a class may be. Classes or methods with high metric values may be good candidates for refactoring. It is therefore useful for a developer to monitor project metrics and investigate those metrics which seem out of line.
Like a car's dashboard warning lights, the metrics module flags classes and methods which cross various metric thresholds with a yellow (warning) or red (error) light next to their icons in the Explorer. A developer has the choice of refactoring the class or method, or approving the current metric value; in either case, the warning light goes out. The metrics module is therefore useful as a guide during class creation and maintenance to encourage the development of lighter weight classes which are loosely coupled.
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public class SIFObjectMetadataCache
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static SIFObjectMetadataCache |
getCache() |
DependentKeyInfo |
getIndicatorField(DependentObjectInfo depObj) |
SIFObject |
getObjectMetadata(java.lang.String sifObjectName)
This method returns the metadata information for the given SIF Object Name.
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boolean |
hasDependencies(java.lang.String sifObjectName)
This method simply checks if the SIF object given by its name (i.e StudentSchoolEnrolment) has potential
dependencies based on the metadata that is available on the object.
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boolean |
isDependedUpon(java.lang.String sifObjectName)
This method returns true if the given SIF Object given by its name is being depended upon, meaning there
are other SIF objects that have a dependency on this object.
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java.lang.String |
toString() |
public static SIFObjectMetadataCache getCache()
public SIFObject getObjectMetadata(java.lang.String sifObjectName)
sifObjectName
- The name of the SIF Object for which the metadata information shall be returned.public boolean hasDependencies(java.lang.String sifObjectName)
sifObjectName
- The name of the SIF Object to test for.public boolean isDependedUpon(java.lang.String sifObjectName)
sifObjectName
- The object name for which object the check shall be performed.public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public DependentKeyInfo getIndicatorField(DependentObjectInfo depObj)


Rules
Type in the best response for the question and the see if the crowd agrees.
Earn points based on how well your responses match the crowd's.
Three
Rounds
Type in the best response for the question and the see if the crowd agrees.
Earn points based on how well your responses match the crowd's.
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Overview
CPD collects occurrences of found duplications and provides them to the selected report format. Each found code duplication appears in one or more other files, so that each code duplication can have multiple locations. Not all report formats display all locations.
The following examples always describe the same duplications:
- a code block of 239 tokens spanning 33 lines in RuleReferenceTest. This is a duplication within the same file.
- a code block of 110 tokens spanning 16 lines in JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest. This is a duplication that appears 3 times within the same file.
text
This is the default format.
All duplications are reported one after another. For each duplication, the complete code snippet is output.
Each duplication is separated by ======
.
Example:
Found a 33 line (239 tokens) duplication in the following files:
Starting at line 32 of /home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/RuleReferenceTest.java
Starting at line 68 of /home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/RuleReferenceTest.java
public void testOverride() {
final StringProperty PROPERTY1_DESCRIPTOR = new StringProperty("property1", "Test property", null, 0f);
MockRule rule = new MockRule();
rule.definePropertyDescriptor(PROPERTY1_DESCRIPTOR);
rule.setLanguage(LanguageRegistry.getLanguage(Dummy2LanguageModule.NAME));
rule.setName("name1");
rule.setProperty(PROPERTY1_DESCRIPTOR, "value1");
rule.setMessage("message1");
rule.setDescription("description1");
rule.addExample("example1");
rule.setExternalInfoUrl("externalInfoUrl1");
rule.setPriority(RulePriority.HIGH);
final StringProperty PROPERTY2_DESCRIPTOR = new StringProperty("property2", "Test property", null, 0f);
RuleReference ruleReference = new RuleReference();
ruleReference.setRule(rule);
ruleReference.definePropertyDescriptor(PROPERTY2_DESCRIPTOR);
ruleReference.setLanguage(LanguageRegistry.getLanguage(DummyLanguageModule.NAME));
ruleReference
.setMinimumLanguageVersion(LanguageRegistry.getLanguage(DummyLanguageModule.NAME).getVersion("1.3"));
ruleReference
.setMaximumLanguageVersion(LanguageRegistry.getLanguage(DummyLanguageModule.NAME).getVersion("1.7"));
ruleReference.setDeprecated(true);
ruleReference.setName("name2");
ruleReference.setProperty(PROPERTY1_DESCRIPTOR, "value2");
ruleReference.setProperty(PROPERTY2_DESCRIPTOR, "value3");
ruleReference.setMessage("message2");
ruleReference.setDescription("description2");
ruleReference.addExample("example2");
ruleReference.setExternalInfoUrl("externalInfoUrl2");
ruleReference.setPriority(RulePriority.MEDIUM_HIGH);
validateOverriddenValues(PROPERTY1_DESCRIPTOR, PROPERTY2_DESCRIPTOR, ruleReference);
=====================================================================
Found a 16 line (110 tokens) duplication in the following files:
Starting at line 66 of /home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java
Starting at line 88 of /home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java
Starting at line 110 of /home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java
JaxenXPathRuleQuery query = createQuery(xpath);
List<String> ruleChainVisits = query.getRuleChainVisits();
Assert.assertEquals(2, ruleChainVisits.size());
Assert.assertTrue(ruleChainVisits.contains("dummyNode"));
// Note: Having AST_ROOT in the rule chain visits is probably a mistake. But it doesn't hurt, it shouldn't
// match a real node name.
Assert.assertTrue(ruleChainVisits.contains(JaxenXPathRuleQuery.AST_ROOT));
DummyNodeWithListAndEnum dummy = new DummyNodeWithListAndEnum(1);
RuleContext data = new RuleContext();
data.setLanguageVersion(LanguageRegistry.findLanguageByTerseName("dummy").getDefaultVersion());
query.evaluate(dummy, data);
// note: the actual xpath queries are only available after evaluating
Assert.assertEquals(2, query.nodeNameToXPaths.size());
Assert.assertEquals("self::node()[(attribute::Test1 = \"false\")][(attribute::Test2 = \"true\")]", query.nodeNameToXPaths.get("dummyNode").get(0).toString());
xml
This format uses XML to output the duplications in a more structured format.
Example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<pmd-cpd>
<duplication lines="33" tokens="239">
<file column="29" endcolumn="75" endline="64" line="32"
path="/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/RuleReferenceTest.java"/>
<file column="37" endcolumn="75" endline="100" line="68"
path="/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/RuleReferenceTest.java"/>
<codefragment><![CDATA[ public void testOverride() {
final StringProperty PROPERTY1_DESCRIPTOR = new StringProperty("property1", "Test property", null, 0f);
MockRule rule = new MockRule();
rule.definePropertyDescriptor(PROPERTY1_DESCRIPTOR);
rule.setLanguage(LanguageRegistry.getLanguage(Dummy2LanguageModule.NAME));
rule.setName("name1");
rule.setProperty(PROPERTY1_DESCRIPTOR, "value1");
rule.setMessage("message1");
rule.setDescription("description1");
rule.addExample("example1");
rule.setExternalInfoUrl("externalInfoUrl1");
rule.setPriority(RulePriority.HIGH);
final StringProperty PROPERTY2_DESCRIPTOR = new StringProperty("property2", "Test property", null, 0f);
RuleReference ruleReference = new RuleReference();
ruleReference.setRule(rule);
ruleReference.definePropertyDescriptor(PROPERTY2_DESCRIPTOR);
ruleReference.setLanguage(LanguageRegistry.getLanguage(DummyLanguageModule.NAME));
ruleReference
.setMinimumLanguageVersion(LanguageRegistry.getLanguage(DummyLanguageModule.NAME).getVersion("1.3"));
ruleReference
.setMaximumLanguageVersion(LanguageRegistry.getLanguage(DummyLanguageModule.NAME).getVersion("1.7"));
ruleReference.setDeprecated(true);
ruleReference.setName("name2");
ruleReference.setProperty(PROPERTY1_DESCRIPTOR, "value2");
ruleReference.setProperty(PROPERTY2_DESCRIPTOR, "value3");
ruleReference.setMessage("message2");
ruleReference.setDescription("description2");
ruleReference.addExample("example2");
ruleReference.setExternalInfoUrl("externalInfoUrl2");
ruleReference.setPriority(RulePriority.MEDIUM_HIGH);
validateOverriddenValues(PROPERTY1_DESCRIPTOR, PROPERTY2_DESCRIPTOR, ruleReference);]]></codefragment>
</duplication>
<duplication lines="16" tokens="110">
<file column="9" endcolumn="28" endline="81" line="66"
path="/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java"/>
<file column="9" endcolumn="28" endline="103" line="88"
path="/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java"/>
<file column="9" endcolumn="28" endline="125" line="110"
path="/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java"/>
<codefragment><![CDATA[ JaxenXPathRuleQuery query = createQuery(xpath);
List<String> ruleChainVisits = query.getRuleChainVisits();
Assert.assertEquals(2, ruleChainVisits.size());
Assert.assertTrue(ruleChainVisits.contains("dummyNode"));
// Note: Having AST_ROOT in the rule chain visits is probably a mistake. But it doesn't hurt, it shouldn't
// match a real node name.
Assert.assertTrue(ruleChainVisits.contains(JaxenXPathRuleQuery.AST_ROOT));
DummyNodeWithListAndEnum dummy = new DummyNodeWithListAndEnum(1);
RuleContext data = new RuleContext();
data.setLanguageVersion(LanguageRegistry.findLanguageByTerseName("dummy").getDefaultVersion());
query.evaluate(dummy, data);
// note: the actual xpath queries are only available after evaluating
Assert.assertEquals(2, query.nodeNameToXPaths.size());
Assert.assertEquals("self::node()[(attribute::Test1 = \"false\")][(attribute::Test2 = \"true\")]", query.nodeNameToXPaths.get("dummyNode").get(0).toString());]]></codefragment>
</duplication>
</pmd-cpd>
csv
This outputs the duplication as comma separated values. It only reports the duplication size (number of lines and tokens) and the number of occurrences. After that, the begin lines and filenames are reported on after another.
Example:
lines,tokens,occurrences
33,239,2,32,/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/RuleReferenceTest.java,68,/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/RuleReferenceTest.java
16,110,3,66,/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java,88,/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java,110,/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java
csv_with_linecount_per_file
This format is similar to “csv”, but it has one difference: The duplication size in number of lines is reported for each occurrence separately. While the tokens are the same, due to formatting or comments, the code blocks might be different. Whitespace and comments are usually ignored when finding duplicated code.
In each line, the duplication size in tokens is reported, then the number of occurrences. And after that, for each file, the begin line, the number of duplicated lines and the filename.
Example:
tokens,occurrences
239,2,32,33,/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/RuleReferenceTest.java,68,33,/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/RuleReferenc
eTest.java
110,3,66,16,/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java,88,16,/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java,110,16,/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java
vs
This outputs the duplication in a format, that Visual Studio. CPD can be added as a external tool and the output is shown in the console. You can then click on the filenames to jump to the source where the duplication is located.
Each occurrence of a duplication is reported in a separate line, that’s why in this example, we have 5 lines.
Example:
/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/RuleReferenceTest.java(32): Between lines 32 and 65
/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/RuleReferenceTest.java(68): Between lines 68 and 101
/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java(66): Between lines 66 and 82
/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java(88): Between lines 88 and 104
/home/pmd/source/pmd-core/src/test/java/net/sourceforge/pmd/lang/rule/xpath/JaxenXPathRuleQueryTest.java(110): Between lines 110 and 126


Artist Name
Nyashinski
Bio
Nyashinski is an award-winning Kenyan pop, hip hop and R&B artiste. Nyashinski, real name Nyamari Ongegu is a Kenyan pop, hip-hop and R&B artiste.
Association
- Kleptomaniax
Active Since
2002
Genres
hip-hop
Afro-Pop
More About the Artist
Nyashinski was one third of popular all-male Kenyan rap trio - Kleptomaniax - made up of Collins (Collo) and Robert (Roba), formed while still in high school.
went on to release several singles including Haree to Tuendelee to their biggest
hit Swing, and eventually their debut album titled “M4E” (Maniax 4Ever) in 2005. In 2006, Nyashinski left to join his family in the US, pursuing business interests while at it.
In 2015, music called him back home, and immediately released
a duet with top artiste Nameless, titled “Letigo”. Nyashinski has so far released thirteen (13) successful solo singles; Now You Know (May 2016) – which became the 1st ever video by a Kenyan rap artiste to hit 1 million YouTube views.
Pekee (Oct 2016) which became the first ever Kenyan lyric video to hit 1 million YouTube views, Aminia and Malaika (a same-day double audio and video release May 2017), Hayawani (Dec 2017), Bebi Bebi (Feb 2018), KEBS (July 2018), Hello (August 2018) Free and Finyo (Nov 2018), Marathon Runner (Mar 2019), Balance (Aug 2019) and Lift Me Up ( Dec 2019). Nyashinski has also collaborated with various artists among them Sauti Sol for Short & Sweet & Tujiangalie, Tanzanian artist Jux for In case You Don’t Know, and Nigeria’s Patoranking for Nakupenda. Nyashinski appeared in 2 seasons of Coke Studio Africa (2016 and 2017), producing megahits and renditions with the likes of Yemi Alade, Trey Songz and Mafikizolo to name a few.


This document is aimed to create and run an ASP.NET Zero based project in just 5 minutes. It's assumed that you already purchased and created your ASP.NET Zero account.
Login to this web site with your user name and password. Then you will see Download link on the main menu.
Go to the download page. You will see a form as shown below:
Select "ASP.NET MVC 5.x & jQuery" or "ASP.NET MVC 5.x & Angularjs 1.x" based on your preference. Your project will be ready in one minute. After extacting the downloaded zip file and opening solution in Visual Studio, you will see solution structure as shown below:
Right click the .Web project and select "Set as StartUp project": Then build the solution. It make take longer time in first build since all nuget packages will be restored.
Open web.config file in the .Web project and change the Default connection string if you want:
<add name="Default" connectionString="Server=localhost; Database=PhoneBook; Trusted_Connection=True;" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />
You have two options to create and migrate database to the latest version.
ASP.NET Zero solution includes a .Migrator (like Acme.PhoneBook.Migrator) project in the solution. You can run this tool for database migrations on development and production (see development guide for more information).
You can also use Entity Framework's built-in command line tools for migrations.
Open Package Manager Console (Under Tools\Nuget Package Manager in the main menu), select .EntityFramework project as Default project and run Update-Database command.
This command will create your database and fill initial data. You can open SQL Server Management Studio to check if database is created:
You can use EF console commands for development and Migrator.exe for production. But notice that; Migrator.exe supports running migrations in multiple databases at once, which can be useful in development/production for multi tenant applications.
ASP.NET Zero supports multi-tenant and single-tenant applications. Multi-tenancy is enabled by default. If you don't have idea about multi-tenancy or don't want to create a multi-tenant application, you can disable it by setting AbpZeroTemplateConsts.MultiTenancyEnabled to false in the .Core project.
All ready.. just run your solution. It will open home page of your web site. You can click login link at top right corner to login to the application:
Enter default as tenancy name (this field is shown if multi-tenancy is enabled), admin as user name and 123qwe as password. You should change password at first login. After login to the application, you will see sample dashboard screen:
If your application is multi-tenant, then you can leave tenancy name as empty in login screen and use admin as user name and 123qwe as password to login as host admin.
Your solution is up and working. See development guide document for more information.


Simple test (based on the standard event listener tests, just to ensure that no events are inappropriately suppressed) of What Input? – a global utility for tracking the current input method (mouse, keyboard or touch).
This quick variant removes the width=device-width
viewport and adds FastClick.js, to verify that these two libraries don't clash.


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| BufferAllocatorFactory |
The factory of buffer allocators.
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| BufferUtils |
BufferUtils is a helper class for generating nio buffers from
jME data classes such as Vectors and ColorRGBA.
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| IntMap<T> |
Similar to a Map except that ints are used as keys.
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| IntMap.Entry<T> |
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| JmeFormatter |
More simple formatter than the default one used in Java logging.
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| ListMap<K,V> |
Implementation of a Map that favors iteration speed rather than
get/put speed.
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| ListSort<T> |
Fast, stable sort used to sort geometries
It's adapted from Tim Peters's work on list sorting for Python.
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| LittleEndien |
LittleEndien is a class to read little-endian stored data
via a InputStream.
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| MaterialDebugAppState |
This appState is for debug purpose only, and was made to provide an easy way
to test shaders, with a live update capability.
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| MemoryUtils |
See thread http://jmonkeyengine.org/forum/topic/monitor-direct-memory-usage-in-your-app/#post-205999
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| MipMapGenerator |
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| NativeObject |
Describes a native object.
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| NativeObjectManager |
GLObjectManager tracks all GLObjects used by the Renderer.
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| PlaceholderAssets |
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| PrimitiveAllocator |
This class contains a primitive allocator with no special logic, should work
on any jvm
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| ReflectionAllocator |
This class contains the reflection based way to remove DirectByteBuffers in
java, allocation is done via ByteBuffer.allocateDirect
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| SafeArrayList<E> |
Provides a list with similar modification semantics to java.util.concurrent's
CopyOnWriteArrayList except that it is not concurrent and also provides
direct access to the current array.
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| SkyFactory |
SkyFactory is used to create jME Spatial s that can
be attached to the scene to display a sky image in the background.
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| SortUtil |
Quick and merge sort implementations that create no garbage, unlike Arrays.sort(int[]) .
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| TangentBinormalGenerator |
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| TangentBinormalGenerator.TriangleData |
Keeps track of tangent, binormal, and normal for one triangle.
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| TangentUtils |
Created by Nehon on 03/10/2016.
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| TempVars |
Temporary variables assigned to each thread.
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Computer Science Club at RPI, President
April 2014 - present
- Creating a strong sense of community within the CS department
with weekly meetings. Run professional development workshops
and coordinate presentations from outside companies on campus.
Undergraduate Recruitment Committee
CS Department
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CS Department
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Update 0.4.6 | Steam Workshop Release
Rimworld Multiplayer has been released on Steam.
Steam Workshop Release
Rimworld Multiplayer has finally been released on the Steam Workshop! :D
We decided to do this a bit earlier then planned because of several reasons
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A lot of people were having trouble installing the mod
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Updating the mod will be really easy for everyone
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Using outdated versions of the mod won’t be a problem anymore
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The next update of rimworld will break the mod for anyone who doesn’t update
Patchnotes
- Steam Workshop release
We’ve also been working on new bots to add functionality to the discord. Stay tuned.


About Me
As a graduate in Business Systems and Information Management,I am looking to gain knowledge in Web Development and become a Front-End Developer.
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Education
Diploma in Web Development
June 2017
Red Academy
Advance Diploma in Business
Systems and Information Managemen
April 2014
National Institute of Information Technology
Diploma in Computer Application
April 2008
Women’s Christian College
Bachelors in Commerce
May 2010
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May 2007
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Release Notes
NUnit 2.5.10 - Version <IP_ADDRESS>92 - April 2, 2011
Framework
- TestCaseAttribute and TestFixtureAttribute now accept a named parameter 'Category' to specify the category of the individual test case or fixture instance.
Bug Fixes
- 691129 Add Category parameter to TestFixture
- 701331 TestFixture attributes on base classes are not ignored
- 711330 Test-free assembly given failure icon in tree display
- 712444 nunit-console /run doesn't execute parameterized test-cases with commas in test-case name
- 725718 Documented overloads of Has.Property do not exist
- 728500 TestDomain should unload the test AppDomain
- 736062 Deadlock when EventListener performs a Trace call + EventPump synchronisation
- 737783 Distributed Results.xsd file is out of date
- 741402 Error running .NET 1.1 console tests
- 747581 Failure in TestFixtureTearDown not reported in console runner
NUnit 2.5.9 - Version <IP_ADDRESS>48 - December 14, 2010
Bug Fixes
- 423611 Bug 686560 AppDomainUnloadedException not fixed
- 498664 SetUp failure reported as FailureSite.Test
- 602761 nunit-agent hangs after tests complete
- 612052 NUnit-agent should be reused on reload
- 655882 Make CategoryAttribute inherited
- 666800 Throws.Nothing doesn't work properly
- 669317 Loading test in separate process causes exception under Mono+Linux
- 669684 Change Menu text from "Recent Files" to "Recent Projects"
- 669689 Info from last run remains while loading a new project
- 671349 Add doc page for SetUICultureAttribute
- 671432 Upgrade NAnt to 0.90 or 0.91
- 673691 nunit.exe session degrades with ever-lengthening "Reloading..." phase when test project is recompiled
- 674718 Reload when assembly changes setting disabled on Linux
- 674860 Using() modifier missing on NUnit.Framework.Contains.Item()
- 684513 NUnit 2.5.8 Build Problems
- 684598 Number of asserts in XML result file always stays 0
- 684821 ResultSummarizer doesn't count tests with [RequiresSTA]
NUnit 2.5.8 - Version <IP_ADDRESS>95 - October 22, 2010
General
- The test file mock-assembly.dll has been enhanced to contain examples of all
types of test suites for use in development of custom test reports.
Framework
- SubDirectoryConstraint has been removed and is replaced by SubPathConstraint, which operates on paths without the need to access the underlying directories.
- Custom attributes may now be derived from ExplicitAttribute.
- New key words "Windows7" and "Windows2008ServerR2" are recognized by the PlatformAttribute.
- A warning is now given if a test changes the current directory.
Console Runner
- A new /trace option may be used to set NUnit's internal trace level for a console run.
Gui Runner
- Stability problems with the NUnit Gui under Linux have been resolved and NUnit 2.5.8 is the recommended release for all platforms. Various cosmetic fixes have been made under Linux as well, so that the Gui functions in the same way as it does under Windows.
- A new setting dialog allows control of NUnit's InternalTrace facility, which was previously controlled by an entry in the config file.
- Tests run out of process may be debugged by attaching to the nunit-agent process once,
since the same process is now used across multiple reloads of the test assembly.
Bug Fixes
- 487999 RequiresThreadAttribute not working on Windows 7 64-bit
- 491300 Self containing enumerables cause stack overflow when compared for equality
- 524474 NUnit GUI issue: /exclude categories are saved each time
- 602761 nunit-agent hangs after tests complete
- 603088 NUnit Gui: Project Config Change from Menu Does Not Change AssemblyWatcher
- 608897 Incorrect program name in Test Assemblies display under Mono
- 612052 NUnit-agent should be reused on reload
- 613031 Subclasses of ExplicitAttribute ignored
- 615340 Give warning if CurrentDirectory is changed
- 624603 Outdated copyright notice
- 631620 UnauthorizedAccessException in DirectoryAssert
- 631809 Misleading doc of CollectionAssert.AreEqual() and .AreEquivalent()
- 633884 TestCaseSource does not use Arguments, Categories etc as described in documentation for 2.5.7
- 641423 Timeout test fails under Mono on Linux
- 644252 Memory leak in ParameterizedMethodSuite
- 644643 NUnit uses fonts which may not be present on Linux
- 644682 Tab text not properly aligned under linux
- 644684 Tree display text is sometimes centered under linux
- 645430 Status bar panels not sized correctly under Linux
- 650598 Exception thrown when nunit-console run from networked drive on unit-tests built with .Net 4
- 654788 TestContext is null when the test/fixture has a timeout attribute
- 655674 New Fixture Object Suite requires pre-constructed objects to have a no-arg constructor
- 657797 Remove InternalTrace settings from config file
- 664081 Add Server2008 R2 and Windows 7 to PlatformAttribute
- 665236 Support for Mono 4.0 profile not detected in Linux
NUnit 2.5.7 - Version <IP_ADDRESS>13 - August 1, 2010
Features
- The new TestContext class allows tests to
access information about themselves. The following properties
are supported:
- TestName gets the name of the test
- Properties gets the test properties dictionary
- State gets the TestState
- Status gets the TestStatus
Notes:
- This is an experimental feature and could change in future releases. It is not included in the docs at this time.
- TestState and TestStatus are intended for use in a TearDown method. Consult the intellisense for values of each enumeration.
- TestStatus should preferred over TestState for compatibility with future releases.
Bug Fixes
- 570162 FileNotFoundException when loading .nunit file
- 595683 NUnit console runner fails to load assemblies
- 611325 Allow Teardown to detect if last test failed
- 611938 Generic Test Instances disappear
NUnit 2.5.6 - Version <IP_ADDRESS>05 - July 24, 2010
Features
- ReusableConstraint provides reusability of constraint
expressions within the test code. This feature is experimental.
- The Mono 4.0 profile is now listed in the Gui when support for it is detected.
- Multiple test names may be supplied to the console /run option.
- Dictionaries and Hashtables may be tested for equality without regard to order of entries.
- PNunit has been updated to match the latest release available.
- DirectoryAssert, xxxx and xxx are now marked as Obsolete.
Bug Fixes
- 441022 Setup not called when test method inherited
- 498656 TestCase should show array values in GUI
- 532488 Constraints from ConstraintExpression/ConstraintBuilder are not reusable
- 548841 [Explicit] does not get overridden if there is another category exclude
- 570162 FileNotFoundException when loading .nunit file
- 571256 NUnit 2.5.5 Console Runner Requires /framework flag to run with .NET 4
- 574408 DirectoryAssert fails to recognise the sub folder using IsWithin
- 590717 Category contains dash or trail spaces is not selectable
- 590970 Static TestFixtureSetUp/TestFixtureTearDown methods in base classes are not run
- 591622 When SetUp method fails, no clear indication in GUI
- 595996 Missing files in source package
- 600554 NUnit uses wrong priority-scheme for addins
- 600555 NullReferenceException when ISuiteBuilder.BuildFrom(Type) returns null
- 600627 Assertion message formatted poorly by PropertyConstraint
- 601108 Duplicate test using abstract test fixtures
- 601129 Mono 4.0 not supported
- 601645 Parameterized test should try to convert data type from source to parameter
- 602798 NUnitConfiguration.MonoExePath returns wrong path
- 604861 Console runner /run option should allow multiple test names
- 605432 ToString not working properly for some properties
- 605793 Multiple instances of Nunit runners, which use nunit-agent, cannot be run in parallel
- 607924 PNUnit is out of date
- 608875 NUnit Equality Comparer incorrectly defines equality for Dictionary objects
- 606548 Deprecate Directory Assert
- 609509 Test assembly file lock in version 2.5.5
NUnit 2.5.5 - Version <IP_ADDRESS>12 - April 22, 2010
Features
- The Runtime Version dropdown on the Project Editor dialog
now includes only major and minor version numbers like 2.0 or 4.0.
When loading the tests, these versions are resolved to the highest
version of the particular runtime available on your system. You may
still enter a complete version number in the text box if desired.
- The DatapointsAttribute may now be specified on properties
and methods as well as fields. For parameters of type T, the attribute
now supports members of Type IEnumerable<T> in addition
to arrays of the parameter Type.
- Timeouts are now suppressed when running under a debugger.
Bug Fixes
- FileNotFoundException when test assembly is built for x64 platform.
- Config files not found with /domain:Multiple.
- SetCultureAttribute ignored on parameterized test methods.
- NUnit not recognizing .NET 4.0 RC or Final Release.
- TestFixtureTearDown in static class not executed
- Failing tests in sample files AssertSyntaxTests.cs and AssertSyntaxTests.vb.
- Invalid XML character in TestResult.xml when a test case string argument
uses certain control or unicode characters.
NUnit 2.5.4 - Version <IP_ADDRESS>98 - April 8, 2010
Features
- NUnit now defaults to running an assembly under the runtime version for
which it was built. If that version is not available, a higher version may be
used. See the Runtime Selection
page for details.
- ProjectEditor now provides a 'Default' selection for the runtime
version to be used.
- The XML result file format has been enhanced to provide additional information
needed to identify and report on theories and also includes extended result states
such as Inconclusive, Invalid, Error and Cancelled.
- The EmptyConstraint (Is.Empty) may now be used with a DirectoryInfo
to test whether the directory is empty.
- Datapoints for boolean and enum arguments are now generated
automatically for theories.
- The cache path for shadow copying is now saved in the NUnit settings file
rather than in the config files. The settings dialog may be used to change it
if necessary.
Bug Fixes
- NUnit crashing when a message contains ']]>'
- Replace compile-time exclusion of code from Mono with run-time test
- Message associated with Assert.Inconclusive() not shown in XML
- Category on test case clashes with category on the test method
- Console crash when specifying /domain:Single with multiple assemblies
- Incorrect relative path causing problems in saving projects
- Message associated with Assert.Pass() not shown in XML
- Tests with ExpectedException compiled against NUnit 2.4 always pass under 2.5
- Datapoints with a null value were not being passed correctly to theories
- Error in XML output with FSharp.Net
- Documentation refers to files missing from Windows install
- Parameterized test fixtures with null parameters not handled correctly
- Theories now work as designed, failing when no data satisfies the assumptions
- Target framework of net-3.5 was causing console to crash
- Mono stack traces are now parsed correctly in the Gui
- Test failures under .NET 1.1
- Thread CurentPrincipal set in TestFixtureSetUp not maintained between tests
NUnit 2.5.3 - Version <IP_ADDRESS>45 - December 11, 2009
Note: This is the first release of NUnit on Launchpad.
Features
- Test execution under .NET 4.0 is now supported. It may be selected
in the Gui runner or using the console runner /framework option.
NUnit test projects may specify .NET 4.0 as the required framework
to be used for loading the the project. PlatformAttribute allows
testing for .NET 4.0.
- The distribution now includes nunit-agent-x86.exe, which is used
for running tests in a separate process under nunit-x86.exe
or nunit-console-x86.exe when the target framework is .NET 2.0
or greater.
- Static methods Contains.Substring() and Contains.Item() have been
added to the NUnit syntax for compatibility with NUnitLite.
- Non-public test fixtures are now allowed in all cases,
whether the TestFixtureAttribute is present or not.
- Abstract classes may now be marked with TestFixtureAttribute
to indicate that derived classes are to be treated as
test fixtures. The abstract class is no longer marked as invalid.
- Fixtures without tests are no longer shown as non-runnable but
are simply executed. If the fixture setup or teardown does not cause
an error, they are reported as inconclusive.
Bug Fixes
- Reloading tests in the Gui no longer uses the default runtime if
a different runtime was previously selected.
- Thread principal is now saved before each test and restored afterward
eliminating failures under .NET 4.0.
- Assume.That() overload with a message no longer results in test failure.
- An expected Result of null is now handled correctly on parameterized tests.
- Duplicate caching of metadata has been eliminated, resolving a
load performance problem when many methods are inherited from
a base class.
- The names of nested generic and non-generic classes are now displayed
correctly.
- Assert.Catch<T> now correctly returns exception type T rather than
System.Exception.
- ValueSourceAttribute now works correctly when used with an external type.
- The /domain=None option on nunit-console once again works correctly.
- Parameterized test fixture names are now displayed with the actual
arguments used so that failures may be associated with the correct
instantiation of the fixture.
- Test labels for generics are now displayed correctly by the console
runner and in the Gui text output tab.
- Generic fixtures without type attributes provided are now shown
as non-runnable rather than causing a runtime error. (1)
- Use of an unknown file type in the console command line no longer causes
an error. (2)
- A number of tests that ran incorrectly under Linux have been fixed.
- A number of tests failing under .NET 4.0 have been fixed.
Notes
- As a side effect of this fix, TestFixtureAttribute on a base class is
overridden by a TestFixtureAttribute on the derived class.
- This was originally reported as "crash when using /option in linux."
NUnit 2.5.2 - Version <IP_ADDRESS>22 - August 10, 2009
Note: This is the last release of NUnit using source code
maintained on Sourceforge. The CVS repository there will be kept,
but no longer updated. After this release, the source is being
maintained on Launchpad at http://launchpad.net/nunit-2.5.
Framework
- The new SetUICultureAttribute allows setting CurrentUICulture
for the duration of a test method, fixture or assembly.
- The TestFixture, TestCase and TestCaseData attributes
have been enhanced to allow ignoring an individual fixture instance or
test case. Two new named parameters are provided:
- Ignore may be set to true to ignore an item.
- IgnoreReason may be set to specify the reason for ignoring
the item. If IgnoreReason is set to a non-empty string, then setting
Ignore is optional.
- Assert.Catch has been added with several overloads. It differs
from Assert.Throws in accepting exceptions derived from the one
that is specified. Like Assert.Throws, it returns the exception
thrown when it succeeds so that further tests can be made on it.
- The Throws syntax has a number of new additions:
- ThrowsTargetInvocationException, ThrowsArgumentException
and Throws.InvalidOperationException provide a shorter syntax
for testing for these common exception types.
- Throws.InnerException applies any constraints to the InnerException
of the exception that was thrown rather than to the exception itself.
- InnerException can also be used in constraint expressions - see
the documentation for an example.
Bug Fixes
- Data from a TestCaseSource in a separate class from the tests
is now handled correctly.
- Arguments specified using TestCaseData are now used correctly.
- Comparing the a stream to itself no longer causes an error.
- TimeoutAttribute is now permitted on an assembly as documented.
- Clear All and Clear Failures buttons are now displayed correctly
depending on whether Checkboxes are displayed in the Gui.
- The console runner option descriptions have been revised to
more clearly indicate what each option does.
- Running special tests that do not use the nunit.framework assembly
no longer causes a null reference exception.
- Console Runner option descriptions have been edited for accuracy.
- Gui TreeView now updates correctly when the order of tests has changed.
- An exception in TearDown now displays the actual exception
at the top of the stack rather than a TargetInvocationException.
NUnit 2.5.1 - Version <IP_ADDRESS>89 - July 8, 2009
Framework
- A new TestResult state has been defined for tests cancelled by the
user. Results with ResultState.Cancelled are reported as a type of
failure and no longer generate an ApplicationException.
- Parameterized test fixtures with TestCaseSource or ValueSource
data are now constructed using the appropriate parameterized constructor
when test cases are being created. This avoids the need for a default
constructor and permits use of member data initialized from
the fixture parameters in creating the test data.
- The TestCaseData class now supports use of a string or other
array type as the sole argument value, without the need to nest
that array in an object array.
- Abstract classes marked with TestFixtureAttribute are no longer
reported as ignored or non-runnable.
Note: This was changed in 2.5 but was omitted from the release notes.
- The methods in the Text class are now marked as obsolete. For string
constraints, use one of the following at the start of an expression:
- Is.StringContaining
- Is.StringStarting
- Is.StringEnding
- Is.StringMatching
Within an expression (afer Not, Some, All, And, Or, etc.) you may use
- Contains or ContainsSubstring
- StartsWith
- EndsWith
- Matches
- ThrowsConstraint now has a constructor taking an ActualValueDelegate
in addition to the constructor that takes a TestDelegate. This allows
simpler use of Lambda expressions under C# 3.0, but requires users of pre-3.0
compilers to disambiguate their delegates by use of an explicit return
expression.
Core
- Individual test cases under a parameterized test are
no longer sorted by name within the test group but are
run (and shown in the Gui) in the order in which the
data is retrieved.
Note: Since the order of retrieval of custom
attributes is not guaranteed by the CLR, the order
of test cases will not necessarily match the textual
ordering of attributes in the source code. The order
of tests will vary across different compilers and
CLR versions as well.
- The XML test result file now contains a count of
inconclusive results.
Gui
- The default icons in the Gui tree have been updated.
- Alternative icons placed by the user in the directory containing
nunit.uikit.dll may now be in PNG format. Icons are now recognized
for Skipped and Inconclusive status in addition to Success, Failure
and Ignored.
- A new setting option allows the user to disable checking for the
existence of files in the Recent Files list before listing them. This
prevents NUnit from appearing to freeze when the file is on a network
path that is no longer connected.
Extensibility
- The ITestCaseProvider2 and IDatapointProvider2 interfaces
extend ITestCaseProvider and IDatapointProvider
with methods that include the fixture for which the test case is being
built. Providers may implement either the old or the new interface,
but the new interface is required if the data source is contained in
the test fixture itself so that the fixture may be constructed with
the proper parameters in the case of a parameterized fixture.
Bug Fixes
- Lambda in Throws constraint was not compiling correctly.
- Null reference exception is no longer thrown when adding an assembly to a
new project that has not yet been saved.
- Dispose is now called on disposable types created while loading test case
parameters.
- Installations that copy NUnit to a single folder (no lib or framework folders)
now work correctly.
- Test Assemblies menu item is no longer enabled when no test was loaded
- The Text Output tab of the Settings dialog no longer causes an exception
when invoked from the mini-gui.
- Errors in various copyright statements were fixed and the year updated to 2009.
- Control characters in test arguments are now escaped in the display.
- Additional control characters are now escaped in error messages.
- Miscellaneous typographic corrections were made to the documentation.
NUnit 2.5 Final Release - Version <IP_ADDRESS>22 - May 2, 2009
Framework
- A new syntax element, Matches(Constraint), allows use of
custom constraints, predicates or lambda expressions in constraint expressions.
- The MessageMatch enum used with ExpectedExceptionAttribute
has been extended with a new value StartsWith, indicating that the
exception message must start with the string provided.
- TestCaseAttribute now supports a MessageMatch
property.
Gui
- The File menu now allows selecting an alternate runtime,
such as Mono, on a machine with multiple CLR implementations
installed. This feature is still considered experimental and
may change in the future.
- The combo box in the Project Editor allowing selection of
a particular runtime type such as Mono for loading the test
has been re-enabled.
Bug Fixes
- Provided a workaround to a Mono 2.4 bug in handling remote
references to an interface, where the provider is running under
MS .NET and the implementation is explicit.
- Fixed a problem with the display of line numbers from a German
language stack trace, with lines terminating in a period.
- The Console Runner display now shows the settings for ProcessModel,
DomainUsage and RuntimeFramework actually provided, before resolution
of any defaults.
- Removed references in the docs to pages that no longer exist.
NUnit 2.5 Release Candidate - Version <IP_ADDRESS>17 - April 27, 2009
General
- The installation now uses a 'lib' subdirectory to hold dlls.
- The build script target names have been changed to make more sense.
In particular, 'package' now builds the default package and
targets not intended to be called directly are no longer listed
as 'Main Targets' by the -projecthelp option.
Framework
- The following Constraints now use the NUnit definition
of equality in comparing items, which may lead to changed behavior
of some tests.
- UniqueItemsConstraint
- CollectionContainsConstraint
- CollectionEquivalentConstraint
- CollectionSubsetConstraint
The constraints listed now accept the IgnoreCase and Using
modifiers, which work exactly as they do with EqualConstraint
Core
- Caching is now used to reduce the time required to load tests.
Gui
- A new submenu under File allows selecting a runtime version
under which to reload the tests. Reloading in this way does not affect
any runtime version setting in the project file.
- The project editor now provides a combo box listing known versions
of the runtime. Other versions may still be entered in the edit box.
Cross-CLR execution (for example, running Mono from .NET) has
been disabled in the Gui, since it isn't yet implemented.
- The new stack trace display now follows the NUnit Font settings.
The stack display uses the general gui font, while the source code
display uses the fixed font.
- The separate settings for Recent Files under .NET 1.1
and .NET 2.0 have been combined, since the Gui now runs exclusively
under .NET 2.0.
- The time required to restore the visual state of the tree after
reloading has been substantially reduced, especially for large numbers
of tests.
Bug Fixes
- Use of a long assembly name for the ApplicationName of the AppDomain
was causing excessively long paths in the shadow cache.
- The Using modifier of EqualConstraint now works as
expected for string operands.
- TestCaseAttribute.ExpectedExceptionMessage is no longer ignored.
- The max number of files setting was not being saved when modified
in the Gui Settings dialog.
- As a temporary fix, the pnunit.tests.dll has been moved to the
same directory as pnunit-agent.exe and pnunit-launcher.exe, since
pnunit tests don't allow for setting an appbase separate from the
location of the test assembly.
NUnit 2.5 Beta 3 Release - Version <IP_ADDRESS>96 - April 6, 2009
General
- The Gui is now built against .NET 2.0 only. Tests may still
be run under .NET 1.x by running in a separate process.
- The Visual Studio 2003 solution has been removed. Framework
and other components may still be built under .NET 1.x through
the NAnt script.
- The nunit.framework.extensions assembly has been removed
from the build.
Framework
- EqualConstraint has been enhanced with
several new modifiers, which may be used immediately after
the Within(...) modifier to indicate how a numeric tolerance value
should be interpreted.
- Ulps = as units in the last place (floating point only)
- Percent = as a percentage of expected value
- Days = as a TimeSpan in days
- Hours = as a TimeSpan in hours
- Minutes = as a TimeSpan in minutes
- Seconds = as a TimeSpan in seconds
- Milliseconds = as a TimeSpan in milliseconds
- Ticks = as a TimeSpan in ticks
- The comparison constraints (GreaterThan, LessThan, etc.),
RangeConstraint and CollectionOrderedConstraint may now be used
with objects that implement IComparable<T>.
- The syntax used for specifying that a collection is ordered has changed.
Is.Ordered is now a property. The property name to use for ordering
is specified using Is.Ordered.By(name).
- The following constraints now accept a Using modifier to indicate
that a user-specified comparer should be used:
- EqualConstraint
- GreaterThanConstraint
- GreaterThanOrEqualConstraint
- LessThanConstraint
- LessThanOrEqualConstraint
- RangeConstraint
- CollectionOrderedConstraint
The provided comparer may be any of the following:
- IComparer
- IComparer<T>
- Comparison<T>
In addition, EqualConstraint may use:
- IEqualityComparer
- IEqualityComparer<T>
NUnit 2.5 Beta 2 Release - Version <IP_ADDRESS>15 - January 15, 2009
Framework
- NUnit now includes an implementation of Theories, similar to what
is found in JUnit. Support for Theories is provided by the
Theory, Datapoint and Datapoints attributes and by
the Assume.That method. For more information and further links,
see the TheoryAttribute
documentation page.
- AssertionHelper has been updated so that the Expect overloads now
include the signatures newly introduced for Assert.That.
- The code for Assert is now generated. This is in addition to the files
that were generated in beta-1.
- AfterConstraint has been renamed to DelayedConstraint.
Console
- The console runner now supports a /framework option, which
allows running the tests under a different version of the CLR.
Gui
- The Gui is now able to display the source code for test or production
code from the stack trace, provided the assemblies contain source code
information and the source code is available. Contributed by Irénée Hottier.
- Reloading the tests after changing settings in a way that modifies
the shape of the tree is now handled correctly.
- The Settings Dialog now opens to the page that was last viewed.
NUnit 2.5 Beta 1 Release - Version <IP_ADDRESS>32 - November 27, 2008
General
- Most of the code for elements of the constraint
syntax is now generated. This allows us to more rapidly deploy new
constraints with their corresponding syntax. The file SyntaxElements.txt
contains the specifications used in generating the code. At this time,
we are including both this file and the generated files with the NUnit source,
so that those working in other areas of the code don't have to regenerate
them each time they make changes.
- The nunit.core.extensions assembly has been removed from the build. Features
that were previously in that assembly are now in the nunit.core assembly.
- All third-party addins have been removed from the build and must be
downloaded separately from their own sites. An index of such
addins is maintained on the NUnit site.
Framework
- New attributes are provided to control use of threads by tests. All of
the following may be used on methods, classes or assemblies:
- RequiresThreadAttribute forces creation of a new thread and
may optionally indicate the desired ApartmentState for the thread.
- RequiresSTAAttribute causes the test to run in the STA. A
new thread is created only if the parent is not in the STA. On
methods, the .NET-provided STAThreadAttribute may also be used.
- RequiresMTAAttribute causes the test to run in the MTA. A
new thread is created only if the parent is not in the MTA. On
methods, the .NET-provided MTAThreadAttribute may also be used.
- TimeoutAttribute is used to set the timeout for tests. When
used on classes or assemblies, the timeout value is used as the
default timeout for all subordinate test cases. Test cases with
a timeout value run on a separate thread and return a failure
message if the timeout is exceeded.
- The MaxTimeAttribute specifies a miximum elapsed time for a
test case. If the test takes longer, it is reported as a failure.
This attribute was previously available as an extension.
Note: Unlike TimeoutAttribute, MaxTimeAttribute
does not cause the test to be cancelled, but merely times it.
- RepeatAttribute causes a test case to be executed multiple
times. This attribute was previously available as an extension.
- PairwiseAttribute now works, generating all pairs of each
argument value. [In earlier betas, it was unimpemented and simply
generated all combinations.]
- PropertyAttribute has been modified internally to use a dictionary
of name/value pairs rather than just a single name and value. This feature
is not exposed for direct use, but may be accessed by derived attributes
that want to apply multiple named values to the test. For a simple
example of usage, see the code for RequiredThreadAttribute.
- The presence of TestCaseSourceAttribute on a method is now
sufficient to identify it as a test. As with TestCaseAttribute,
use of TestAttribute is optional.
- Assert.That has been extended to allow a delegate or a reference
as the argument. By default, these are evaluated before being used by
the constraint supplied but some constraints may delay evaluation. The
new AfterConstraint is an example.
- An additional overload of Assert.Throws allows passing a
constraint or constraint expression as the first argument.
- The syntax for AttributeConstraints has been enhanced so that further
tests may be applied to properties of the attribute rather than just
checking for its existence.
- AfterConstraint allows delaying the application of a constraint
until a certain time has passed. In it's simplest form, it replaces
use of a Sleep in the code but it also supports polling, which may
allow use of a longer maximum time while still keeping the tests as
fast as possible. The After modifier is permitted on any
constraint, but the delay applies to the entire expression up to the
point where After appears.
Note: Use of After with a simple value makes no sense, since
the value will be extracted at the point of call. It's intended use
is with delegates and references. If a delegate is used with polling,
it may be called multiple times so only methods without side effects
should be used in this way.
Core
- NUnit now supports running tests in a separate process or in
multiple processes per assembly. In addition, tests run in
a separate process may use a different runtime version
from that under which NUnit is running.
Note: In the Beta release, execution of tests under Mono
from a copy of NUnit that is running under .NET is not yet supported.
Console
- The new /process:xxxxx command line option is used to run
tests in a separate process or in multiple processes per assembly.
- A new commandline option, /timeout:nnnn allows you to specify a
default timeout value, which is applied to each test case in the run without
a Timeout specified.
Gui
- The Assembly Info display now uses a scrolling text box and has
been enhanced to show information about the Process and AppDomain
in which the test is running and the runtime version under that
is being used.
- The Project Editor now allows setting the ProcessModel and
DomainUsage for a project to control how that project is
loaded and run. It also supports setting a target runtime
framework for each configuration. If the target runtime is
different from the runtime under which NUnit is running, the
tests will be run automatically in a separate process under
the target runtime.
- The Project Editor no longer reloads the tests as each
individual change is made. Tests are reloaded after the
editor is closed and only if changes have been made to
the overall project configuration or to the active
configuration.
- The "Options" dialog is now called "Settings."
Extensibility
- The implementation of constraints has been changed so that it is no
longer necessary to create an additional "Modifier" class when a
custom constraint takes modifiers. If you simply implement each modifier
as a property or method returning the object itself, it will be
usable in the full range of constraint expressions.
Note: Although you can readily create custom constraints,
this release of NUnit still lacks the ability to create new syntactic
elements without rebuilding the framework.
Bug Fixes
- Loading a single assembly and then adding another assembly using
the Add Assembly menu item was not working correctly.
- Reloading tests after settings changes was failing when the
new settings changed the shape of the tree in such a way
that the new tests didn't match the old ones correctly.
- The Reload Project menu item was followed by a prompt asking
if the current project state should be saved first and making
the reload work in an unexpected way if you answered yes.
- A class without a TestFixture attribute, containing only
TestCase methods, without any Tests, was not recognized as
a test fixture.
- Assert.DoesNotThrow was failing to display a user message.
- Xml documentation for Assert.IsNotEmpty and Assert.AreEqual
was incorrect.
- CollectionAssert.AreEqual and EqualConstraint were not
working with IEnumerables that were not also Collections.
- PlatformAttribute now distinguishes correctly between
Vista and Windows 2008 Server.
NUnit 2.5 Alpha 4 Release - Version <IP_ADDRESS>28 - September 14, 2008
Framework
Core
Gui
- The Addin Dialog now shows an error message for any addin that
fails to load. (from 2.4.8)
- The TestLoader settings dialog provides an option for running tests
in a separate process.
- The Assembly Info display now shows two runtime versions for each
test assembly: the one for which it was built and the one under
which it is currently loaded.
Extensibility
- The RequiredAddinAttribute is now only permitted at the assembly level.
Bug Fixes
- The Gui output panes were failing to use a fixed font. (from 2.4.8)
NUnit 2.5 Alpha 3 Release - Version <IP_ADDRESS>89 - July 7, 2008
General
- NUnit now uses a new version numbering scheme. The first three
dot-separated values represent the release level, as before, while
the fourth is a build number tied to the date of the release. This
alpha release, for example, is numbered <IP_ADDRESS>89.
- The NUnit source now includes a VS2008 project, in addition to
the existing VS2005 and VS2003 projects
Framework
- DataSourceAttribute has been replaced with FactoryAttribute.
The new attribute may refer to any field, method or property that
provides test cases consistent with the signature of the method on which
it appears. The naming of this attribute is still a bit unsatisfactory
and it may change in the final release.
- The new TestCaseFactoryAttribute class may be used to mark a
field, method or property that provides test cases. It specifies the
argument types of the test cases that will be provided and is used
to identify the cases to be used when the name of a factory is not
specified.
- Data may be specified for individual arguments of a parameterized test
using the new attributes: ValuesAttribute, RangeAttribute
and RandomAttribute. By default, test cases are created using
every possible combination of the items provided. Attributes on the
test method may specify how data is combined. This release includes
SequentialAttribute, CombinatorialAttribute (the default) and
PairwiseAttribute. However, Pairwise combination is not yet
implemented, so that attribute is currently ignored.
- TestFixture classes may now be generic. They must be marked with
or or more instances of TextFixtureAttribute using the new
constructor that takes an array of Types. NUnit will instantiate
the fixture multiple times, using the type arguments provided.
- Parameterized test methods may now be generic. NUnit will deduce
the correct implementation to use based on the types of the
parameters provided.
- The new RequiredAddinAttribute may be used to mark tests,
fixtures or assemblies, indicating the name of any addin that is
required to run the tests. If the addin is not present, the test,
fixture or assembly is marked NotRunnable.
- A new assertion and corresponding constraint IsOrdered
has been added. (contributed by Simone Busoli)
- PlatformAttribute has been extended to accept the new keywords
NT6, Vista and Win2008Server.
Note: In the current alpha release, NUnit is unable to
distintuish between Vista and Windows 2008 Server. Either
of them will match all the above values.
Gui
- Properties with a collection for a value are now displayed
displayed as a comma-separated list in the properties window.
Extensibility
- The IParameterProvider interface has been replaced with
ITestCaseProvider. The ParameterProviders extension point
has been renamed to TestCaseProviders.
- A new extension point, DataPointProviders, has been
added to support extensions that provide data for individual
test parameters. Extensions must implement the IDataPointProvider
interface.
- A simpler method of providing new data point extensions based
on attributes applied to the parameter itself is also available.
Such attributes may be derived from ValuesAttribute and
do not require any special addin in order to work.
Bug Fixes
- NUnit tests of AssertThrows were not working on systems using
non-English cultures.
- Domains were not unloading correctly in some circumstances. Unloading
is now done on a separate thread.
- An NUnitSettings.xml file of zero length was causing a crash. (from 2.4.8)
- Invoking the gui with /exclude:XXX, where XXX is a non-existent
category, was causing all tests to be excluded. (from 2.4.8)
- Categories were not working properly on repeated tests. (from 2.4.8)
- A serious memory leak was fixed in the NUnit test runners. (from 2.4.8)
- Static SetUp and TearDown methods were not being called in a SetUpFixture.
- The current directory used when executing addins that load tests was
not correctly set.
NUnit 2.5 Alpha 2 Release - May 7, 2008
Note: Since this is an alpha level release, the
features are not complete and some features present in
this release may be removed or changed in future releases.
General
- This release includes pNUnit, an extended NUnit runner for distributed
parallel tests. The pNUnit program was developed at Codice Software
for use in testing the Plastic SCM and has been contributed to NUnit.
For more info about using pNUnit see the
pNUnit site.
- The install now offers Typical, Complete and Custom options. Selecting
Typical gets you the NUnit framework, core, console runner and Gui.
To install pNUnit, any of the bundled addins or the NUnit tests,
select Complete or Custom.
Extensibility
- The RowTestExtension, which was merged into the nunit extension dlls
in Alpha-1, is now provided as a separate addin. This is the general
approach we plan to take with regard to any bundled addins, since it
permits the creator of an addin to provide updates separately from
the NUnit release.
- This release includes the CSUnitAddin extension, which allows the running of
CSUnit tests under NUnit. The csunit.dll must be available in order to
run the tests.
NUnit 2.5 Alpha 1 Release - April 18, 2008
General
- There are no longer separate distributed packages for .NET 1.1 an 2.0.
Both the binary zip and msi packages contain subdirectories for .NET
1.1 and 2.0. In the case of the msi, the user may elect to install either
or both of them.
- The Visual Studio solutions and projects are now in a directory tree that
is parallel to the source tree. This eliminates problems where the VS2003
and VS2005 builds were interfering with one another and makes room for
adding VS2008.
- NUnit is now built using NAnt 0.86 beta 1
- The windows installer is now created using WiX 2.0.5085
Framework
- Two new attributes have been added to support passing arguments
to test methods:
- TestCaseAttribute allows the programmer to
specify the arguments and a number of optional parameters inline.
- DataSourceAttribute identifies a static property that
will provide the arguments and other parameters.
- Two new constraints have been added to permit testing of
application-created paths, without requiring that they exist in
the file system. The following syntax is supported:
- Is.SamePath(string)
- Is.SamePathOrUnder(string)
- The DirectoryAssert class has been added, providing the following Methods:
- AreEqual(DirectoryInfo, DirectoryInfo)
- AreEqual(string, string)
- AreNotEqual(DirectoryInfo, DirectoryInfo)
- AreNotEqual(string, string)
- IsEmpty(DirectoryInfo, DirectoryInfo)
- IsEmpty(string, string)
- IsNotEmpty(DirectoryInfo, DirectoryInfo)
- IsNotEmpty(string, string)
- IsWithin(DirectoryInfo, DirectoryInfo)
- IsWithin(string, string)
- IsNotWithin(DirectoryInfo, DirectoryInfo)
- IsNotWithin(string, string)
- The method Assert.Throws(Type expectedException, TestSnippet code)
has been added to provide more control over tests of expected exceptions.
TestSnippet is a delegate, which may of course be supplied
anonymously under .NET 2.0. If the correct exception type is thrown,
the actual exception is returned from the method, allowing further
verification to be performed.
- The Assert.DoesNotThrow method may be used to verify that a
delegate does not throw an exception.
- The Assert.Pass method allows early termination of a test with a
successful result.
- The Assert.Inconclusive method allows returning
the new Inconclusive result state.
- NUnit now includes added funtionality in the .NET 2.0 build of
the framework. The following additional features are supported:
- All Asserts and Constraints work with nullable types.
- Some Asserts allow an alternate generic syntax for convenience:
- Assert.IsInstanceOf<T>(object actual);
- Assert.IsNotInstanceOf<T>(object actual);
- Assert.IsAssignableFrom<T>(object actual);
- Assert.IsNotAssignableFrom<T>(object actual);
- Assert.Throws<T>(TypeSnippet code);
- The following obsolete interfaces, classes and methods have been removed:
- The IAsserter interface
- The AbstractAsserter class
- The Assertion class
- The AssertionFailureMessage class
- The old NUnit.Framework.TestCase class used for inheriting test classes
- The Assert.DoAssert() method
- Two ExpectedExceptionAttribute(Type, string) constructor
- Two ExpectedExceptionAttribute(string, string) constructor
- The syntactic constructs in the SyntaxHelpers namespace have been
moved to the NUnit.Framework.Syntax.CSharp namespace. The old
namespace may still be used for existing classes, but will not be
supported after the 2.5 release.
Core
- NUnit now allows use of static methods as tests and for SetUp, TearDown,
TestFixtureSetUp and TestFixtureTearDown.
- Failures and Errors are now distinquished internally and in summary reports.
Methods that are not run because they are invalid are also reported separately.
Console
- The summary report now displays Errors, Failures, Inconclusive, Ignored and Skipped tests
separately. More detailed information on non-runnable tests and setup failures
is provided.
- The console summary report is no longer created using a stylesheet, which
renders the /transform option meaningless. The option has been removed.
Gui
- The default gui display now uses a single tab for all text output. For
users upgrading from an earlier release, the current settings are
honored. If you wish to change to the new default, use the Restore Defaults
button on the Text Output settings dialog.
- The final test run display shows a more detailed summary: passed tests,
errors, failures, inconclusive, non-runnable, skipped and ignored.
- The status bar now displays errors and failures separately in.
- The tree display shows non-runnable tests in red and inconclusive tests
in orange. Inconclusive tests are temporarily listed
on the Tests Not Run tab for this alpha release.
Extensibility
- A new extension point ParameterProviders allows addins to
provide data for parameterized tests.
- The following extensions are included in the nunit.core.extensions
and nunit.framework.extensions assemblies:
- The MaxTime extension, which was previously a sample.
- The RowTest extension, which remains an alternative to NUnit's
native TestCase syntax.
- The XmlConstraint extension, which allows comparing two xml files
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Welcome to image alignment! The best way to demonstrate the ebb and flow of the various image positioning options is to nestle them snuggly among an ocean of words. Grab a paddle and let's get started.
On the topic of alignment, it should be noted that users can choose from the options of None, Left, Right, and Center. In addition, they also get the options of Thumbnail, Medium, Large & Fullsize.
The image above happens to be centered.
The rest of this paragraph is filler for the sake of seeing the text wrap around the 150×150 image, which is left aligned.
As you can see the should be some space above, below, and to the right of the image. The text should not be creeping on the image. Creeping is just not right. Images need breathing room too.  Let them do their jobs without any hassle from the text. In about one more sentence here, we’ll see that the text moves from the right of the image down below the image in seamless transition. Again, letting the do it’s thang. Mission accomplished!
And now for a massively large image. It also has no alignment.
The image above, though 1200px wide, should not overflow the content area. It should remain contained with no visible disruption to the flow of content.
And now we’re going to shift things to the right align. Again, there should be plenty of room above, below, and to the left of the image. Just look at him there… Hey guy! Way to rock that right side. I don’t care what the left aligned image says, you look great.
In just a bit here, you should see the text start to wrap below the right aligned image and settle in nicely. There should still be plenty of room and everything should be sitting pretty. Yeah… Just like that. It never felt so good to be right.

The image above happens to be centered. The caption also has a link in it, just to see if it does anything funky.
The rest of this paragraph is filler for the sake of seeing the text wrap around the 150×150 image, which is left aligned.
As you can see the should be some space above, below, and to the right of the image. The text should not be creeping on the image. Creeping is just not right. Images need breathing room too.  Let them do their jobs without any hassle from the text. In about one more sentence here, we’ll see that the text moves from the right of the image down below the image in seamless transition. Again, letting the do it’s thang. Mission accomplished!
And now for a massively large image. It also has no alignment.
The image above, though 1200px wide, should not overflow the content area. It should remain contained with no visible disruption to the flow of content.
And now we’re going to shift things to the right align. Again, there should be plenty of room above, below, and to the left of the image. Just look at him there… Hey guy! Way to rock that right side. I don’t care what the left aligned image says, you look great.
In just a bit here, you should see the text start to wrap below the right aligned image and settle in nicely. There should still be plenty of room and everything should be sitting pretty. Yeah… Just like that. It never felt so good to be right.
And that’s a wrap, yo! You survived the tumultuous waters of alignment. Image alignment achievement unlocked!
This is a paragraph. It should not have any alignment of any kind. It should just flow like you would normally expect. Nothing fancy. Just straight up text, free flowing, with love. Completely neutral and not picking a side or sitting on the fence. It just is. It just freaking is. It likes where it is. It does not feel compelled to pick a side. Leave him be. It will just be better that way. Trust me.
This is a paragraph. It is left aligned. Because of this, it is a bit more liberal in it’s views. It’s favorite color is green. Left align tends to be more eco-friendly, but it provides no concrete evidence that it really is. Even though it likes share the wealth evenly, it leaves the equal distribution up to justified alignment.
This is a paragraph. It is center aligned. Center is, but nature, a fence sitter. A flip flopper. It has a difficult time making up its mind. It wants to pick a side. Really, it does. It has the best intentions, but it tends to complicate matters more than help. The best you can do is try to win it over and hope for the best. I hear center align does take bribes.
This is a paragraph. It is right aligned. It is a bit more conservative in it’s views. It’s prefers to not be told what to do or how to do it. Right align totally owns a slew of guns and loves to head to the range for some practice. Which is cool and all. I mean, it’s a pretty good shot from at least four or five football fields away. Dead on. So boss.
This is a paragraph. It is justify aligned. It gets really mad when people associate it with Justin Timberlake. Typically, justified is pretty straight laced. It likes everything to be in it’s place and not all cattywampus like the rest of the aligns. I am not saying that makes it better than the rest of the aligns, but it does tend to put off more of an elitist attitude.
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Verses Popular And Humorous
Verses, Popular and Humorous (1900) was the second collection of poems by Australian poet Henry Lawson. It features some of the poet's earlier major works, including "The Lights of Cobb and Co", "Saint Peter" and "The Grog-An'-Grumble-Steeplechase". Most of the poems in the volume had been written after the publication of In the Days When the World was Wide and Other Verses in 1896.
The original collection includes 66 poems by the author that are reprinted from various sources. Later publications split the collection into two separate volumes: Popular Verses and Humorous Verses, though the contents differed from the original list. - Summary by Wikipedia
Initial DPL: Larry Wilson and MC: Phil Chenevert
The original collection includes 66 poems by the author that are reprinted from various sources. Later publications split the collection into two separate volumes: Popular Verses and Humorous Verses, though the contents differed from the original list. - Summary by Wikipedia
Initial DPL: Larry Wilson and MC: Phil Chenevert
Genre(s): Single author, Ballads
Language: English


public interface Conditional
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
String |
getExpression()
Returns the boolean expression for the condition.
|
Map<String,Object> |
getReferencingMap()
Returns the a referencing environment for the non-local variables inside
this Conditional.
|
boolean |
isTrue()
The isTrue method is responsible for evaluating the condition component of
the Conditonal.
|
void |
setConditionalContext(Context context)
This sets the dataContext of the Condtion component with the current modified
dataContext by the provider for evaluation.
|
boolean isTrue() throws ExertionException
ExertionException
- if there is any problem within the isTrue method.void setConditionalContext(Context context) throws ContextException
context
- the modified dataContext by the providerContextException
- problem regarding setting or retrieving values in the
dataContextMap<String,Object> getReferencingMap()
String getExpression()
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