C# Dom.ChildInfo类代码示例

        public void TestValidate()
        {
            DomNodeType childType = new DomNodeType("child");
            DomNodeType parentType = new DomNodeType("parent");
            ChildInfo childInfo = new ChildInfo("child", childType, true);
            parentType.Define(childInfo);
            DomNode parent = new DomNode(parentType);
            IList<DomNode> childList = parent.GetChildList(childInfo);
            DomNode child1 = new DomNode(childType);
            DomNode child2 = new DomNode(childType);
            DomNode child3 = new DomNode(childType);

            ChildCountRule test = new ChildCountRule(1, 2);
            
            // 0 children. Not valid.
            Assert.False(test.Validate(parent, null, childInfo));

            // 1 child. Valid.
            childList.Add(child1);
            Assert.True(test.Validate(parent, null, childInfo));
            
            // 2 children. Valid.
            childList.Add(child2);
            Assert.True(test.Validate(parent, null, childInfo));

            // 3 children. Not valid.
            childList.Add(child3);
            Assert.False(test.Validate(parent, null, childInfo));

            // 0 children. Not valid.
            childList.Clear();
            Assert.False(test.Validate(parent, null, childInfo));
        }

 public void TestConstructor()
 {
     DomNodeType type = new DomNodeType("child");
     ChildInfo info = new ChildInfo("test", type);
     DomNode test = new DomNode(type, info);
     Assert.AreSame(test.Type, type);
     Assert.AreSame(test.ChildInfo, info);
 }

        public Slot(DomNode owner, ChildInfo childInfo)
        {
            if (owner == null || childInfo == null)
                throw new ArgumentNullException();

            m_owner = owner;
            m_childInfo = childInfo;
        }

 public void TestListConstructor()
 {
     DomNodeType type = new DomNodeType("child");
     ChildInfo test = new ChildInfo("test", type, true);
     Assert.AreEqual(test.Name, "test");
     Assert.AreEqual(test.Type, type);
     Assert.True(test.IsList);
 }

        /// <summary>
        /// Constructor</summary>
        /// <param name="name">Property's display name</param>
        /// <param name="childInfo">ChildInfo identifying child</param>
        /// <param name="category">Category of property</param>
        /// <param name="description">Description of property</param>
        /// <param name="isReadOnly">Whether or not property is read-only</param>
        public ChildPropertyDescriptor(
            string name,
            ChildInfo childInfo,
            string category,
            string description,
            bool isReadOnly)

            : this(name, childInfo, category, description, isReadOnly, null, null)
        {
        }

        public void TestEquality()
        {
            var attrType1 = new AttributeType("xkcd", typeof(string));
            var attrInfo1 = new AttributeInfo("xkcd", attrType1);
            var domNodeType = new DomNodeType("WebComic", DomNodeType.BaseOfAllTypes);
            var childInfo1 = new ChildInfo("xkcd", domNodeType);
            attrInfo1.DefaultValue = "Firefly";
            var desc1 = new ChildAttributePropertyDescriptor(
                "xkcd", attrInfo1, childInfo1, "Category 1", "A commonly used word or phrase in the xkcd comic", true);
            int originalHashCode = desc1.GetHashCode();

            // test if two identically created property descriptors compare as being equal
            var desc2 = new ChildAttributePropertyDescriptor(
                "xkcd", attrInfo1, childInfo1, "Category 1", "A commonly used word or phrase in the xkcd comic", true);
            Assert.AreEqual(desc1, desc2);
            Assert.AreEqual(desc1.GetHashCode(), desc2.GetHashCode());

            // test category being different; oddly, although I think they should not be considered equal,
            //  the .Net PropertyDescriptor ignores the difference in category name. So, I'm guessing that
            //  the AttributePropertyDescriptor should behave the same as PropertyDescriptor.
            var desc3 = new ChildAttributePropertyDescriptor(
                "xkcd", attrInfo1, childInfo1, "Category 2", "A commonly used word or phrase in the xkcd comic", true);
            Assert.AreEqual(desc1, desc3);
            Assert.AreEqual(desc1.GetHashCode(), desc3.GetHashCode());

            // test description being different; similarly here, the .Net PropertyDescriptor doesn't care.
            var desc4 = new ChildAttributePropertyDescriptor(
                "xkcd", attrInfo1, childInfo1, "Category 1", "slightly different description", true);
            Assert.AreEqual(desc1, desc4);
            Assert.AreEqual(desc1.GetHashCode(), desc4.GetHashCode());

            // test readOnly being different; ditto for read-only flag!
            var desc5 = new ChildAttributePropertyDescriptor(
                "xkcd", attrInfo1, childInfo1, "Category 1", "A commonly used word or phrase in the xkcd comic", false);
            Assert.AreEqual(desc1, desc5);
            Assert.AreEqual(desc1.GetHashCode(), desc5.GetHashCode());

            // test that the hash code hasn't changed after using the AttributeInfo
            var attrInfo2 = new AttributeInfo("xkcd", attrType1);
            domNodeType.Define(attrInfo2);
            Assert.AreEqual(desc1.GetHashCode(), originalHashCode);

            // test that the hash code hasn't changed after creating a derived DomNodeType
            var derivedDomNodeType = new DomNodeType("ScientificWebComic", domNodeType);
            var derivedAttrInfo = new AttributeInfo("xkcd", attrType1);
            var derivedChildInfo = new ChildInfo("xkcd", derivedDomNodeType);
            derivedDomNodeType.Define(derivedAttrInfo);
            Assert.AreEqual(desc1.GetHashCode(), originalHashCode);

            // test that an AttributeInfo used in a derived DomNodeType doesn't change equality or hash code
            var desc6 = new ChildAttributePropertyDescriptor(
                "xkcd", derivedAttrInfo, derivedChildInfo, "Category 1", "A commonly used word or phrase in the xkcd comic", true);
            Assert.AreEqual(desc1, desc6);
            Assert.AreEqual(desc1.GetHashCode(), desc6.GetHashCode());
        }

 /// <summary>
 /// Constructor</summary>
 /// <param name="parent">Node's parent</param>
 /// <param name="childInfo">Metadata for child</param>
 /// <param name="child">Child node</param>
 /// <param name="index">Node's index in parent</param>
 public ChildEventArgs(
     DomNode parent,
     ChildInfo childInfo,
     DomNode child,
     int index)
 {
     Parent = parent;
     ChildInfo = childInfo;
     Child = child;
     Index = index;
 }

        /// <summary>
        /// Constructor</summary>
        /// <param name="name">Value's display name</param>
        /// <param name="attributeInfos">An array of meta attributes in the collection</param>
        /// <param name="childInfo">Meta element identifying child that owns the attributes</param>
        /// <param name="category">Category of property</param>
        /// <param name="description">Description of property</param>
        /// <param name="isReadOnly">Whether or not property is read-only</param>
        public ChildAttributeCollectionPropertyDescriptor(
            string name,
            AttributeInfo[] attributeInfos,
            ChildInfo childInfo,
            string category,
            string description,
            bool isReadOnly)

            : this(name, attributeInfos, childInfo, category, description, isReadOnly, null, null)
        {
        }

        public void TestChildParent()
        {
            DomNodeType type = new DomNodeType("type");
            ChildInfo childInfo = new ChildInfo("child", type, true);
            type.Define(childInfo);

            DomNode child = new DomNode(type);
            DomNode parent = new DomNode(type);
            parent.GetChildList(childInfo).Add(child);
            Assert.AreSame(child.Parent, parent);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Adds OSC addresses (one for the x-coordinate and one for the y-coordinate) for a list
        /// of DOM children that have attributes that are arrays of floats. Each array of floats
        /// represents a 2D point where the first float is the x coordinate and the second float
        /// is the y coordinate.</summary>
        /// <param name="childInfo">The child info which defines the list of children of a selected DomNode</param>
        /// <param name="childAttributeDesc">The attribute on each child that defines the array of floats</param>
        /// <param name="oscAddress">The base OSC address to use. "/x" and "/y" will be appended for
        /// the x-coordinate array and the y-coordinate array, which is how Lemur sends and receives
        /// 2-D point arrays.</param>
        /// <returns>The base OSC address, with possible changes to make it legal.</returns>
        public string Add2DPointProperty(ChildInfo childInfo, AttributePropertyDescriptor childAttributeDesc, string oscAddress)
        {
            oscAddress = OscServices.FixPropertyAddress(oscAddress);

            var xCoordDesc = new ChildListFloatingPointArrayDesc(childInfo, childAttributeDesc, 0);
            AddPropertyAddress(xCoordDesc, oscAddress + "/x");

            var yCoordDesc = new ChildListFloatingPointArrayDesc(childInfo, childAttributeDesc, 1);
            AddPropertyAddress(yCoordDesc, oscAddress + "/y");

            return oscAddress;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Constructor</summary>
        /// <param name="name">Value's display name</param>
        /// <param name="attributeInfo">Attribute metadata</param>
        /// <param name="childInfo">ChildInfo identifying child</param>
        /// <param name="category">Category of property</param>
        /// <param name="description">Description of property</param>
        /// <param name="isReadOnly">Whether or not property is read-only</param>
        /// <param name="editor">The editor used to edit the property</param>
        public ChildAttributePropertyDescriptor(
            string name,
            AttributeInfo attributeInfo,
            ChildInfo childInfo,
            string category,
            string description,
            bool isReadOnly,
            object editor)

            : this(name, attributeInfo, childInfo, category, description, isReadOnly, editor, null)
        {
        }

 /// <summary>
 /// Checks that the parent DomNode has the correct # of children of the given type</summary>
 /// <param name="parent">Parent DOM node</param>
 /// <param name="child">Child DOM node; ignored</param>
 /// <param name="childInfo">Child relationship info</param>
 /// <returns>True, iff 'parent' has a valid number of children of the type associated
 /// with 'childInfo'</returns>
 public override bool Validate(DomNode parent, DomNode child, ChildInfo childInfo)
 {
     if (childInfo.IsList)
     {
         IList<DomNode> childList = parent.GetChildList(childInfo);
         int count = childList.Count;
         return
             count >= m_min &&
             count <= m_max;
     }
     // singleton child references can always be set
     return true;
 }

        public void TestDescendantGetRoot()
        {
            DomNodeType type = new DomNodeType("type");
            ChildInfo childInfo = new ChildInfo("child", type, true);
            type.Define(childInfo);

            DomNode child = new DomNode(type);
            DomNode parent = new DomNode(type);
            DomNode grandparent = new DomNode(type);
            parent.GetChildList(childInfo).Add(child);
            grandparent.GetChildList(childInfo).Add(parent);
            Assert.AreSame(child.GetRoot(), grandparent);
        }

        public void TestValidation()
        {
            DomNodeType type = new DomNodeType("child");
            ChildInfo test = new ChildInfo("test", type);
            CollectionAssert.IsEmpty(test.Rules);

            var rule = new SimpleChildRule();
            test.AddRule(rule);

            Utilities.TestSequenceEqual(test.Rules, rule);

            Assert.True(test.Validate(null, null));
            Assert.True(rule.Validated);
        }

        public void TestGetPath()
        {
            DomNodeType type = new DomNodeType("type");
            ChildInfo childInfo = new ChildInfo("child", type, true);
            type.Define(childInfo);

            DomNode child = new DomNode(type);
            DomNode parent = new DomNode(type);
            DomNode grandparent = new DomNode(type);
            parent.GetChildList(childInfo).Add(child);
            grandparent.GetChildList(childInfo).Add(parent);

            Utilities.TestSequenceEqual(child.GetPath(), grandparent, parent, child);
            Utilities.TestSequenceEqual(parent.GetPath(), grandparent, parent);
            Utilities.TestSequenceEqual(grandparent.GetPath(), grandparent);
        }