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AbortedException.cs
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Made Nuclex.Support compileable on the XBox 360; added new XNA 3.0 project to compile Nuclex.Support on the XBox 360; added my own AssemblyLoadEventArgs implementation since the XBox 360 XNA framework doesn't provide it; other minor fixes so Nuclex.Support can cope with the XBox 360 XNA framework
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2009-01-13 18:50:52 +00:00 |
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AbortedException.Test.cs
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Improved comments in various places; disabled all classes in the 'Services' namespace, including the type listers; added scheduler class which will act sort of like the cron daemon on unix machines; defined a time source interface so I can manually advance time instead of waiting in the unit tests; created two time sources, a generic one for all platforms and a windows specific one that will notice when the system time is adjusted
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2009-06-04 19:32:15 +00:00 |
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GenericTimeSource.cs
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Moved the checkForTimeAdjustment() method in the generic time source behind the WaitOne() call because that's the most likely point for a date/time adjustment will have occurred at; WindowsTimeSource now exists on the XBox 360 as well, but will throw in its constructor and report Available as false (this simplifies things in other places); Scheduler class is fully working and 100% testable with simulated time (instead of waiting for scheduled notifications to be delivered in real time, which would make testing slow); added unit tests for Scheduler class and reached 100% coverage
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2009-06-09 19:28:11 +00:00 |
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GenericTimeSource.Test.cs
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Renamed DefaultTimeSource to GenericTimeSource; the generic time source will now detect when the system date/time is adjusted; made some progress on the Scheduler implementation; wrote some unit tests for the Scheduler class
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2009-06-08 20:32:14 +00:00 |
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IAbortable.cs
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Updated copyright statement to include the year 2009 =); finally decided to make some of the NUnit assert helper methods public and include it in Nuclex.Support (yes, that means those methods won't be there in a build with unit testing disabled, a compromise accepted now)
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2009-01-07 19:05:29 +00:00 |
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ITimeSource.cs
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Renamed DefaultTimeSource to GenericTimeSource; the generic time source will now detect when the system date/time is adjusted; made some progress on the Scheduler implementation; wrote some unit tests for the Scheduler class
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2009-06-08 20:32:14 +00:00 |
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Operation.cs
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Updated copyright statement to include the year 2009 =); finally decided to make some of the NUnit assert helper methods public and include it in Nuclex.Support (yes, that means those methods won't be there in a build with unit testing disabled, a compromise accepted now)
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2009-01-07 19:05:29 +00:00 |
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Operation.Test.cs
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Made Nuclex.Support compileable on the XBox 360; added new XNA 3.0 project to compile Nuclex.Support on the XBox 360; added my own AssemblyLoadEventArgs implementation since the XBox 360 XNA framework doesn't provide it; other minor fixes so Nuclex.Support can cope with the XBox 360 XNA framework
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2009-01-13 18:50:52 +00:00 |
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OperationQueue.cs
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Made code in OperationQueue more readable; added new class PartialStream which wraps a segment of a larger stream as if it was a separate stream, allowing access to certain regions of a stream to be prohibited and headers of a stream to be cut off without requiring a lengthy copy operation
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2009-05-05 19:31:05 +00:00 |
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OperationQueue.Test.cs
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Replaced all ExpectedExceptionAttributes with the new Assert.Throws<>() method to work around a compatibility issue between TeamCity 4.5 and NUnit 2.5 Final
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2009-05-07 19:36:27 +00:00 |
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Scheduler.cs
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Fixed a nasty bug that would make the scheduler queue notifications using their delay time as absolute notification time, causing negative numbers to be passed to WaitOne(); updated unit test to expose this problem if it happens
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2009-06-09 19:41:38 +00:00 |
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Scheduler.Test.cs
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Fixed a nasty bug that would make the scheduler queue notifications using their delay time as absolute notification time, causing negative numbers to be passed to WaitOne(); updated unit test to expose this problem if it happens
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2009-06-09 19:41:38 +00:00 |
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ThreadCallbackOperation.cs
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Updated copyright statement to include the year 2009 =); finally decided to make some of the NUnit assert helper methods public and include it in Nuclex.Support (yes, that means those methods won't be there in a build with unit testing disabled, a compromise accepted now)
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2009-01-07 19:05:29 +00:00 |
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ThreadCallbackOperation.Test.cs
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Replaced all ExpectedExceptionAttributes with the new Assert.Throws<>() method to work around a compatibility issue between TeamCity 4.5 and NUnit 2.5 Final
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2009-05-07 19:36:27 +00:00 |
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ThreadOperation.cs
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Made Nuclex.Support compileable on the XBox 360; added new XNA 3.0 project to compile Nuclex.Support on the XBox 360; added my own AssemblyLoadEventArgs implementation since the XBox 360 XNA framework doesn't provide it; other minor fixes so Nuclex.Support can cope with the XBox 360 XNA framework
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2009-01-13 18:50:52 +00:00 |
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ThreadOperation.Test.cs
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Replaced all ExpectedExceptionAttributes with the new Assert.Throws<>() method to work around a compatibility issue between TeamCity 4.5 and NUnit 2.5 Final
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2009-05-07 19:36:27 +00:00 |
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WindowsTimeSource.cs
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Moved the checkForTimeAdjustment() method in the generic time source behind the WaitOne() call because that's the most likely point for a date/time adjustment will have occurred at; WindowsTimeSource now exists on the XBox 360 as well, but will throw in its constructor and report Available as false (this simplifies things in other places); Scheduler class is fully working and 100% testable with simulated time (instead of waiting for scheduled notifications to be delivered in real time, which would make testing slow); added unit tests for Scheduler class and reached 100% coverage
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2009-06-09 19:28:11 +00:00 |
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WindowsTimeSource.Test.cs
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Improved comments in various places; disabled all classes in the 'Services' namespace, including the type listers; added scheduler class which will act sort of like the cron daemon on unix machines; defined a time source interface so I can manually advance time instead of waiting in the unit tests; created two time sources, a generic one for all platforms and a windows specific one that will notice when the system time is adjusted
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2009-06-04 19:32:15 +00:00 |
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