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These tests were written using NUnit 2.5.2 that is available for download
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at:
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/nunit/files/NUnit%20Version%202/NUnit-2.5.2.9222.msi/download
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If you have a different version or setup, you'll need to update the path under
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the UnitTests project properties by right clicking on UnitTests and then
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click "properties" and then click the "debug" tab. The "start external program"
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points to the NUnit test runner.
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I did it this way so you didn't need more than the express version of
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Visual Studio to run. If you have a fancy test runner already, feel
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free to use that.
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Additionally, it should be easy to update the tests to your tool
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of choice.
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Finally, realize that these tests test *all* of the calculators
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implementations. For that reason, they create a new instance of
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a particular calculator. If you're using this code in your application,
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you can just use the convenience helper class of "TrueSkillCalculator"
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that has static methods. If you do that, you won't have to worry
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about creating your own instances.
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