My unit test calls Assert.Contains like so:
Assert.Contains(en, new[] { 'a', 'x' });
en is an IEnumerable<IEnumerable<char>>.
And the output is:
Expected the value to appear within the enumeration.
Expected Value : ['a', 'x']
Enumeration : [['d'], ['x'], ['d', 'x'], ['e'], ['x'], ['e', 'x'],
['a'], ['x'],
*['a', 'x']*
, ['a', 'd'], ['x'], ['a', 'd', 'x'], ['a', 'e'], ['x'], ['a', 'e',
'x'], ['b'], ['x'], ['b', 'x'], ['b', 'd'], ['x'], ['b', 'd', 'x'],
['b', 'e'], ['x'], ['b', 'e', 'x'], ['c'], ['x'], ['c', 'x'], ['c',
'd'], ['x'], ['c', 'd', 'x'], ['c', 'e'], ['x'], ['c', 'e', 'x']]
The test is failing, but the output seems to clearly show that the expected
value is in the enumeration. (I've marked it red & bold). Why is that?
Thanks,
Josh
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