public void CreateContextFromDictionarySearchTest()
{
ContextValueDictionary cvd = new ContextValueDictionary();
// An example of two different contexts having a PersonNameContext.
var context1 = new EmployeeName();
var parser1 = new Parser();
parser1.Parse(context1);
// Set the same values in the firstname/lastname fields of the two different contexts.
var cv0fn = cvd.CreateValue <EmployeeName, PersonNameContext, FirstName>(parser1, "Marc");
var cv0ln = cvd.CreateValue <EmployeeName, PersonNameContext, LastName>(parser1, "Clifton");
var search = new PersonNameContext();
var searchParser = new Parser();
searchParser.Parse(search);
var cvFirstName = searchParser.CreateValue <PersonNameContext, FirstName>("Marc");
var cvLastName = searchParser.CreateValue <PersonNameContext, LastName>("Clifton");
List <ContextNode> matches = cvd.Search(cvFirstName, cvLastName);
Assert.IsTrue(matches.Count == 1);
Assert.IsTrue(parser1.FieldContextPaths[0].Path.Count == 3);
Assert.IsTrue(parser1.FieldContextPaths[1].Path.Count == 3);
// TODO: We should be asserting the values from the match record!
/*
* var (newParser, newContext) = cvd.CreateContext(matches[0]);
*
* // Verify that the parser's field context path ID's match the dictionary ID's and
* // the actual ContextValue matches the
*
* //Assert.IsTrue(cv0fn.InstancePath[0] == newParser.FieldContextPaths[0].Path[0].InstanceId);
* //Assert.IsTrue(cv0fn.InstancePath[1] == newParser.FieldContextPaths[0].Path[1].InstanceId);
* //Assert.IsTrue(cv0fn.InstancePath[2] == newParser.FieldContextPaths[0].Path[2].InstanceId);
*
* //Assert.IsTrue(cv0ln.InstancePath[0] == newParser.FieldContextPaths[1].Path[0].InstanceId);
* //Assert.IsTrue(cv0ln.InstancePath[1] == newParser.FieldContextPaths[1].Path[1].InstanceId);
* //Assert.IsTrue(cv0ln.InstancePath[2] == newParser.FieldContextPaths[1].Path[2].InstanceId);
*
* Assert.IsTrue(newParser.FieldContextPaths[0].Field.ContextValue.Value == "Marc");
* Assert.IsTrue(newParser.FieldContextPaths[1].Field.ContextValue.Value == "Clifton");
*/
}
public void TwoContextsShareValuesTest()
{
ContextValueDictionary cvd = new ContextValueDictionary();
// An example of two different contexts having a PersonNameContext.
var context1 = new EmployeeName();
var context2 = new AddressBookName();
// We add a third context that should not match the search criteria.
var context3 = new EmployeeName();
var parser1 = new Parser();
var parser2 = new Parser();
var parser3 = new Parser();
parser1.Parse(context1);
parser2.Parse(context2);
parser3.Parse(context3);
Assert.IsTrue(parser1.Groups.Count == 1);
Assert.IsTrue(parser2.Groups.Count == 1);
Assert.IsTrue(parser3.Groups.Count == 1);
Assert.IsTrue(parser1.Groups[0].Fields.Count == 2);
Assert.IsTrue(parser2.Groups[0].Fields.Count == 2);
Assert.IsTrue(parser3.Groups[0].Fields.Count == 2);
Assert.IsTrue(parser1.Groups[0].Fields[0].ContextPath.Count == 3);
Assert.IsTrue(parser2.Groups[0].Fields[0].ContextPath.Count == 3);
Assert.IsTrue(parser3.Groups[0].Fields[0].ContextPath.Count == 3);
// Set the same values in the firstname/lastname fields of the two different contexts.
var cv0fn = cvd.CreateValue <EmployeeName, PersonNameContext, FirstName>(parser1, "Marc");
var cv0ln = cvd.CreateValue <EmployeeName, PersonNameContext, LastName>(parser1, "Clifton");
var cv1fn = cvd.CreateValue <AddressBookName, PersonNameContext, FirstName>(parser2, "Marc");
var cv1ln = cvd.CreateValue <AddressBookName, PersonNameContext, LastName>(parser2, "Clifton");
cvd.CreateValue <EmployeeName, PersonNameContext, FirstName>(parser3, "Ian");
cvd.CreateValue <EmployeeName, PersonNameContext, LastName>(parser3, "Clifton");
// TODO: Tie in a context instance with a parser for that instance so we're working with a unified object.
/*
* // Alternate way of doing this directly from the parser groups.
*
* var c1f1 = parser1.Groups[0].Fields[0];
* var c1f2 = parser1.Groups[0].Fields[1];
* var c2f1 = parser2.Groups[0].Fields[0];
* var c2f2 = parser2.Groups[0].Fields[1];
* var c3f1 = parser3.Groups[0].Fields[0];
* var c3f2 = parser3.Groups[0].Fields[1];
*
* cvd.Add(c1f1.CreateValue("Marc"));
* cvd.Add(c1f2.CreateValue("Clifton"));
*
* cvd.Add(c2f1.CreateValue("Marc"));
* cvd.Add(c2f2.CreateValue("Clifton"));
*
* // Create a first/last name context that should not match.
* cvd.Add(c3f1.CreateValue("Ian"));
* cvd.Add(c3f2.CreateValue("Clifton"));
*/
// When we ask what contexts these values exist, we should get back two context paths
// as the search criteria (below) exists in two different context.
var search = new PersonNameContext();
var searchParser = new Parser();
searchParser.Parse(search);
//var searchFirstNameField = searchParser.Groups[0].Fields[0];
//var searchLastNameField = searchParser.Groups[0].Fields[1];
//var cvFirstName = searchFirstNameField.CreateValue("Marc");
//var cvLastName = searchLastNameField.CreateValue("Clifton");
// Use the parser to create the search context -- if we use the context value dictionary, the
// context values get stored in the dictionary, which we don't want!
var cvFirstName = searchParser.CreateValue <PersonNameContext, FirstName>("Marc");
var cvLastName = searchParser.CreateValue <PersonNameContext, LastName>("Clifton");
List <ContextNode> matches = cvd.Search(cvFirstName, cvLastName);
Assert.IsTrue(matches.Count == 2);
Assert.IsTrue(matches.Any(m => m.Parent.Type == typeof(EmployeeName)));
Assert.IsTrue(matches.Any(m => m.Parent.Type == typeof(AddressBookName)));
Assert.IsTrue(matches[0].Children[0].InstanceId == cv0fn.InstanceId);
Assert.IsTrue(matches[0].Children[1].InstanceId == cv0ln.InstanceId);
Assert.IsTrue(matches[1].Children[0].InstanceId == cv1fn.InstanceId);
Assert.IsTrue(matches[1].Children[1].InstanceId == cv1ln.InstanceId);
Assert.IsTrue(matches[0].Children.Any(c => c.ContextValue.Value == "Marc"));
Assert.IsTrue(matches[0].Children.Any(c => c.ContextValue.Value == "Clifton"));
Assert.IsTrue(matches[1].Children.Any(c => c.ContextValue.Value == "Marc"));
Assert.IsTrue(matches[1].Children.Any(c => c.ContextValue.Value == "Clifton"));
}
