There are many code templates available to quickly create tests, test fixtures and assertion calls for all supported unit testing frameworks. For each test framework, they similar , so if you switched to another framework, you can use the same code templates to generate code which will be valid in a new test framework.
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A list of code templates specific to the xUnit unit test framework. The meaning of the text commands in bold can be seen in the corresponding topic.
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A list of code templates specific to the Silverlight unit test framework. The meaning of the text commands in bold can be seen in the corresponding topic.
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A list of code templates specific to the MbUnit unit test framework. The meaning of the text commands in bold can be seen in the corresponding topic.
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A list of code templates specific to the Microsoft Visual Studio Unit Test framework. The meaning of the text commands in bold can be seen in the corresponding topic.
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The standard templates library contains more than one thousand static code templates designed to help you realize any coding requirements. Templates are organized by categories. For instance, there are over 25 root categories for CSharp language on the Templates option page, such as:
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Dynamic lists are configurable on the Dynamic Lists option page. The page is language-dependent, so you can create and use language-specific dynamic lists. Here is what it looks like:
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Template dynamic lists make a single code template universal and dynamic. For instance, a template for a variable declaration can be configurable on the fly by specifying its type. In other words, a template can be expanded differently depending on the selected dynamic list. A dynamic list contains a list of possible template alternative expansions (types when used with a variable template) for a single template.
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