Documented overloads of Has.Property do not exist

[Joe White]

Using NUnit 2.5.9.

According to the documentation at http://www.nunit.org/index.php?p=propertyConstraint&r=2.5.9, Has.Property has three overloads: one that just takes a property name; one that takes a property name and an object, with implied "Is.EqualTo" semantics; and one that takes a property name and a constraint.

In reality, Has.Property only has one overload, which is the first of the three (only takes the property name). If you want to specify a constraint for the property value, you have to explicitly do "new PropertyConstraint(...)".

Either fix the documentation, or (better yet) add the documented-but-missing overloads.

[Charlie Poole (charlie.poole)]

The missing overloads once existed and were removed. The documentation
will be corrected.

However, the statement...

> If you want to specify a
> constraint for the property value, you have to explicitly do "new
> PropertyConstraint(...)".

is incorrect.

You can express constraints on properties using code similar to this...

Assert.That(obj, Has.Property("PropertyName").EqualTo(expected));

Charlie

[Charlie Poole (charlie.poole)]

The page has been updated in the online docs in preparation for the next release.