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Fix handling extreme values.

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- VERBESSERT: Extreme Werte (mit "<" oder ">") wurden nicht sehr schön formatiert.
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Daniel Kraus
2015-09-18 17:22:04 +02:00
parent 7a5041e04c
commit 7997e307fa
3 changed files with 36 additions and 1 deletions
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Tests/Importer/ZaaImporter/LaurisItemTest.cs
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@ -40,6 +40,7 @@ namespace Tests.Importer.ZaaImporter
LaurisItem i = new LaurisItem(laurisString);
Assert.AreEqual(name, i.Name, "Name");
Assert.AreEqual(unit, i.Unit, "Unit");
Assert.IsFalse(i.IsExtreme, "IsExtreme");
Assert.IsTrue(i.IsNumerical, "IsNumerical");
Assert.AreEqual(value, i.NumericalValue, "NumericalValue");
Assert.AreEqual(lowerLimit, i.LowerLimit, "Lower limit");
@ -50,6 +51,25 @@ namespace Tests.Importer.ZaaImporter
Assert.IsTrue(i.HasUpperLimit, "HasUpperLimit");
}
[TestCase("Folsäure: > 20 [2.0 - 9.1] ng/ml; ", "Folsäure", "> 20", "ng/ml", 2, 9.1, false)]
public void ParseLaurisWithGreaterOrLowerValue(
string laurisString, string name, string value,
string unit, double lowerLimit, double upperLimit, bool isNormal)
{
LaurisItem i = new LaurisItem(laurisString);
Assert.AreEqual(name, i.Name, "Name");
Assert.AreEqual(unit, i.Unit, "Unit");
Assert.IsTrue(i.IsExtreme, "IsExtreme");
Assert.IsFalse(i.IsNumerical, "IsNumerical");
Assert.AreEqual(value, i.Value, "Value");
Assert.AreEqual(lowerLimit, i.LowerLimit, "Lower limit");
Assert.AreEqual(upperLimit, i.UpperLimit, "Upper limit");
Assert.AreEqual(isNormal, i.IsNormal, "IsNormal");
Assert.IsTrue(i.HasLimits, "HasLimits");
Assert.IsTrue(i.HasLowerLimit, "HasLowerLimit");
Assert.IsTrue(i.HasUpperLimit, "HasUpperLimit");
}
[TestCase("HDL - Cholesterin: 45 [>= 35] mg/dl", "HDL - Cholesterin", 45, "mg/dl", 35, true)]
public void ParseLaurisWithLowerLimit(
string laurisString, string name, double value,