Private Accessor and generic types

Question

Hi:

I am trying to test a class that has a nested private class within it, and calling a method that returns a List<PrivateEmbeddedClass>. The generated test classes seem to support this, but fail at runtime as the generic type for the list is different in the test than in production code. Allow me to explain.

This is what my class to test looks like:

    7   internal class StateObsequioVariosCandidatos : StateObsequioBase

    8   {

    9     #region Class CantidadRegaloLineaItem

   10 

   11     private class CantidadRegaloLineaItem

   12     {

   13       public double Cantidad { get; set; }

   14       public bool IsCajas { get; set; }

   15       public int LineaOid { get; set; }

   16     }

   17     #endregion

   18 

   19     private List<CantidadRegaloLineaItem> getSortedListaCantidad(int albaranOid, int codigoBarrasRegaloOid)

   20     {

   21       DevExpress.Xpo.XPQuery<GestionNet.Datos.AlbaranDetalle> xpQueryLineas =

   22               new DevExpress.Xpo.XPQuery<GestionNet.Datos.AlbaranDetalle>(UnitOfWork);

   23       var queryLineas = from linea in xpQueryLineas

   24                         where linea.Albaran.Oid == albaranOid &&

   25                         linea.CodigoBarras.Oid == codigoBarrasRegaloOid &&

   26                         !linea.IsLineaRegalo

   27                         orderby linea.Cantidad descending

   28                         select new CantidadRegaloLineaItem()

   29                         {

   30                           Cantidad = linea.Cantidad,

   31                           IsCajas = linea.IsCajas,

   32                           LineaOid = linea.Oid

   33                         };

   34       return queryLineas.ToList();

   35     }

You can see the embedded class CantidadRegaloLineaItem within the class StateObsequioVariosCandidatos, and the method I'm trying to test private List<CantidadRegaloLineaItem> getSortedListaCantidad(...).

Okay, now for the test class.

  252       IStateObsequio stateObsequio = new StateObsequioVariosCandidatos(...)

  253       PrivateObject param0 = new PrivateObject(stateObsequio);

  254       StateObsequioVariosCandidatos_Accessor target = new StateObsequioVariosCandidatos_Accessor(param0);

  255       List<StateObsequioVariosCandidatos_Accessor.CantidadRegaloLineaItem> actual =

  256         target.getSortedListaCantidad(albaranOid, codigoBarrasRegaloOid);

You can see the lines 255 and 256 declare a generic list of a simulated type (logical as this is a private type), but fails when the line is executed complaining that it can't convert a list from type StateObsequioVariosCandidatos.CantidadRegaloLineaItem to type StateObsequioVariosCandidatos_Accessor.CantidadRegaloLineaItem.

My question is, is there a way around this problem?

Thanks,
Martin.

 

 

 

 

 

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