Ejemplo n.º 1
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        public void TestPosts()
        {
            postList     = new List <Facebook>();
            commentsList = new List <Comment>();

            Comment Comment = new Comment()
            {
                Name        = "tom",
                CommentText = "ipsum"
            };

            commentsList.Add(Comment);

            Comment = new Comment()
            {
                Name        = "tom",
                CommentText = "comment 1"
            };
            commentsList.Add(Comment);

            Comment = new Comment()
            {
                Name        = "tom 2",
                CommentText = "comment 2"
            };
            commentsList.Add(Comment);

            Facebook Post = new Facebook()
            {
                PostName = "Bob",
                PostText = "lorem",
                Date     = "1. April,12:21",
                Image    = "bike",
                Likes    = 21,
                Comments = commentsList
            };

            postList.Add(Post);

            commentsList = new List <Comment>();

            Facebook Post1 = new Facebook()
            {
                PostName = "Jim",
                PostText = "| ||" +
                           "          || |_",
                Date     = "1. April,12:00",
                Image    = "tree",
                Likes    = 1,
                Comments = commentsList
            };

            postList.Add(Post1);

            commentsList = new List <Comment>();

            Comment = new Comment()
            {
                Name        = "bob",
                CommentText = "lorem"
            };
            commentsList.Add(Comment);

            Facebook Post2 = new Facebook()
            {
                PostName = "Test",
                PostText = "Van Dyke Brown is a very nice brown, it's almost like a chocolate brown. " +
                           "You can work and carry-on and put lots of little happy things in here. " +
                           "Nothing's gonna make your husband or wife madder than coming home and having a snow-covered dinner.",
                Date     = "23. January,23:59",
                Image    = null,
                Likes    = 1,
                Comments = commentsList
            };

            postList.Add(Post2);
        }