7 Commits

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Oliver Booth	3847d53120	Add more LINQ-esque methods ... * IEnumerable<T>.CountWhereNot(Func<T, bool>) * IEnumerable<T>.FirstWhereNot(Func<T, bool>) * IEnumerable<T>.FirstWhereNotOrDefault(Func<T, bool>) * IEnumerable<T>.LastWhereNot(Func<T, bool>) * IEnumerable<T>.LastWhereNotOrDefault(Func<T, bool>) * IEnumerable<T>.WhereNot(Func<T, bool>)	2022-07-30 23:53:35 +01:00
Oliver Booth	ed2920f8a0	Multi-target X10D.Tests	2022-05-07 23:16:06 +01:00
Oliver Booth	adf2281f21	Add DisposeAll(Async) and ClearAndDisposeAll(Async)	2022-05-02 22:31:09 +01:00
Oliver Booth	fd53b41610	Move EnumerableTests to Collections namespace	2022-05-02 22:27:21 +01:00
Oliver Booth	c4abef7be6	Move IO related methods to IO namespaces (#7) ... Also renames more tests to be more meaningful	2022-04-25 17:09:49 +01:00
Oliver Booth	68d1ea6f4d	[ci skip] Reduce chance of Shuffle tests failing ... A list containing 5 elements has a 1/(5!) (1/120) chance of being shuffled to the same order. This was causing unit tests to fail locally by pure fluke. Tests now generate a list from 1-52, which has a 1/(52!) chance of shuffling to the same order, so the chance is basically 0. If these tests ran once per second, it would take 1.9x10^50 * age of the universe to hit a collision. This still can happen. Randomness does not guarantee we won't hit the same order. The odds are just so astronomically small that it's not worth considering. And if the CI run fails due to these tests failing, just re-run them anyway and call it a day	2022-04-23 11:25:09 +01:00
Oliver Booth	0fb01726db	Add tests for Enumerable/List	2022-04-21 22:35:06 +01:00