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FluentAssertions.Primitives Namespace / EnumAssertions<TEnum,TAssertions> Class
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    EnumAssertions<TEnum,TAssertions> Class
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    Contains a number of methods to assert that a TEnum is in the expected state.
    Syntax
    public class EnumAssertions<TEnum,TAssertions> 
where TEnum: new(), Enum, struct
where TAssertions: EnumAssertions<TEnum,TAssertions>
    Type Parameters
    TEnum
    TAssertions
    Inheritance Hierarchy

    System.Object
       FluentAssertions.Primitives.EnumAssertions<TEnum,TAssertions>
          FluentAssertions.Primitives.EnumAssertions<TEnum>
          FluentAssertions.Primitives.NullableEnumAssertions<TEnum,TAssertions>

    Public Constructors
     NameDescription
    Public ConstructorEnumAssertions<TEnum,TAssertions> Constructor  
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    Public Properties
     NameDescription
    Public PropertySubject  
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    Public Methods
     NameDescription
    Public MethodBeOverloaded. Asserts that the current TEnum is exactly equal to the expected value.  
    Public MethodBeDefinedAsserts that the current value of TEnum is defined inside the enum.  
    Public MethodBeOneOfOverloaded. Asserts that the System.Enum is one of the specified validValues.  
    Public MethodEquals  
    Public MethodHaveFlag Asserts that an enum has a specified flag  
    Public MethodHaveSameNameAs<T>Asserts that the current TEnum has the same name as expected.  
    Public MethodHaveSameValueAs<T>Asserts that the current TEnum has the same numeric value as expected.  
    Public MethodHaveValueAsserts that the current TEnum is exactly equal to the expected value.  
    Public MethodMatchAsserts that the System.Enum matches the predicate.  
    Public MethodNotBeOverloaded. Asserts that the current TEnum or TEnum is not equal to the unexpected value.  
    Public MethodNotBeDefinedAsserts that the current value of TEnum is not defined inside the enum.  
    Public MethodNotHaveFlag Asserts that an enum does not have a specified flag  
    Public MethodNotHaveSameNameAs<T>Asserts that the current TEnum does not have the same name as unexpected.  
    Public MethodNotHaveSameValueAs<T>Asserts that the current TEnum does not have the same numeric value as unexpected.  
    Public MethodNotHaveValueAsserts that the current TEnum is exactly equal to the unexpected value.  
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    Extension Methods
     NameDescription
    Public Extension MethodAs<TTo>Safely casts the specified object to the type specified through TTo.
    Public Extension MethodAwaitingOverloaded. Invokes the specified action on a subject so that you can chain it with any of the assertions from FluentAssertions.Specialized.NonGenericAsyncFunctionAssertions
    Public Extension MethodEnumeratingOverloaded. Forces enumerating a collection. Should be used to assert that a method that uses the yield keyword throws a particular exception.
    Public Extension MethodExecutionTimeOf<T> Provides methods for asserting the execution time of a method or property.
    Public Extension MethodInvokingOverloaded. Invokes the specified action on a subject so that you can chain it with any of the assertions from FluentAssertions.Specialized.ActionAssertions
    Public Extension MethodMonitorOverloaded. Starts monitoring eventSource for its events.
    Public Extension MethodShouldOverloaded. Returns an FluentAssertions.Specialized.ExecutionTimeAssertions object that can be used to assert the current FluentAssertions.Specialized.ExecutionTime.
    Public Extension MethodShouldOverloaded. Returns an FluentAssertions.Primitives.EnumAssertions<TEnum,TAssertions> object that can be used to assert the current TEnum.
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    Requirements

    Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

    See Also

    Reference

    EnumAssertions<TEnum,TAssertions> Members
    FluentAssertions.Primitives Namespace

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