static void Main(string[] args)
{
var defaultSettings = new CustomWebClient().Settings;
var webClientReplacedSettings = new CustomWebClient
{
Settings = new CustomWebClientSettings
{
Encoding = "UTF-8",
Method = "POST"
}
};
Console.WriteLine("Default settings:");
Console.WriteLine(defaultSettings.Dump());
PrintComparedSettings(defaultSettings, webClientReplacedSettings.Settings);
Console.WriteLine();
// of course we can just set properties Encoding and Method without creating Settings object
var webClientDotOperator = new CustomWebClient();
webClientDotOperator.Settings.Encoding = "UTF-8";
webClientDotOperator.Settings.Method = "POST";
// but there is a cooler syntax for that
Console.WriteLine("Settings nested properties using nested object initializer");
webClientDotOperator = new CustomWebClient { Settings = { Encoding = "UTF-8", Method = "POST" } };
PrintComparedSettings(defaultSettings, webClientDotOperator.Settings);
Console.ReadKey();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var defaultSettings = new CustomWebClient().Settings;
var webClientReplacedSettings = new CustomWebClient
{
Settings = new CustomWebClientSettings
{
Encoding = "UTF-8",
Method = "POST"
}
};
Console.WriteLine("Default settings:");
Console.WriteLine(defaultSettings.Dump());
PrintComparedSettings(defaultSettings, webClientReplacedSettings.Settings);
Console.WriteLine();
// of course we can just set properties Encoding and Method without creating Settings object
var webClientDotOperator = new CustomWebClient();
webClientDotOperator.Settings.Encoding = "UTF-8";
webClientDotOperator.Settings.Method = "POST";
// but there is a cooler syntax for that
Console.WriteLine("Settings nested properties using nested object initializer");
webClientDotOperator = new CustomWebClient {
Settings = { Encoding = "UTF-8", Method = "POST" }
};
PrintComparedSettings(defaultSettings, webClientDotOperator.Settings);
Console.ReadKey();
}
