static void Main()
{
// Create an object instance of NameCollisions.
NameCollisions test = new NameCollisions();
// Call the appropriate method by casting
// the object to the appropriate interface.
((IFileWriter)test).SaveData();
((IDbWriter)test).SaveData();
Console.WriteLine();
// Or we can create interface references and
// call the methods with these references. Notice
// the use of the "as" keyword here. This is a
// good practice.
IFileWriter iFile = test as IFileWriter;
if (iFile != null)
iFile.SaveData();
IDbWriter iDB = test as IDbWriter;
if (iDB != null)
iDB.SaveData();
Console.Write ("\n\nPress <ENTER> to end: ");
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main()
{
// Create an object instance of NameCollisions and
// call the SaveData() method.
NameCollisions test = new NameCollisions();
if (test is IFileWriter)
test.SaveData();
if (test is IDbWriter)
test.SaveData();
Console.Write ("\n\nPress <ENTER> to end: ");
Console.ReadLine();
}
public void Rename(string newName)
{
if (!NameCollisions.Contains(newName))
{
_namesList.Add(newName);
_namesList.Remove(_fileHandler.FilePath);
var act = new RenameAction(_fileHandler.Rename, newName, _fileHandler.FilePath);
ToRename.Add(act);
_actions.Enqueue(act);
}
else
{
//NameCollisions.Add();
}
}
