c# - Is there any way to use NUnit TestCaseAttribute with ValuesAttribute together? -


i using intensively nunit testcase attribute. of tests annotated 20+ testcase attributes defining 20+ test cases. test 20 test cases value 1 or 0. means me different test cases. implemented valuesattribute:

my current state:

[testcase(10, "hello", false)] // 1 [testcase(33, "bye", true)]    // 2 // imagine 20+ testcase here)] [testcase(55, "cul8r", true)]    // 20+ public void mytest(int number, string text, bool result)

i similar (what can not:)

[testcase(10, "hello", false)] // 1 [testcase(33, "bye", true)]    // 2 // imagine 20+ testcase here)] [testcase(55, "cul8r", true)]    // 20+ public void mytest([values(0,1)] int anyname, int number, string text, bool result)

why this? because these 40+ combination means different test cases. unfortunatelly nunit not allow using [testcase] , [values] attributes together, test runner expects exactly same number of parameters listed in testcaseattribute. (i can understand architect, still...) thing figure out this:

[testcase(1, 10, "hello", false] // 1 [testcase(1, 33, "bye", true]    // 2 // imagine 20+ testcase here] [testcase(1, 55, "cul8r", true]  // 20  [testcase(0, 10, "hello", false] // 21 [testcase(0, 33, "bye", true]    // 22 // imagine 20+ testcase here] [testcase(0, 55, "cul8r", true]  // 40 public void mytest(int anyname, int number, string text, bool result)

so ended forced commit sin of copy , paste, , duplicated testcases, have 40+. there must way... if not (0,1) range of value 0,1,2,3. ending 80+ copied testcases?

missed something?

thx in advance


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