//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Adds a list entry using a consumer callback function.
/// <para>
/// This is an alternative to using <seealso cref="#openListEntry(ExplainKey)"/> and
/// <seealso cref="#closeListEntry(ExplainKey)"/> directly.
/// The consumer function receives the child builder and must add data to it.
///
/// </para>
/// </summary>
/// @param <R> the type of the value </param>
/// <param name="key"> the list key to open </param>
/// <param name="consumer"> the consumer that receives the list entry builder and adds to it </param>
/// <returns> this builder </returns>
public ExplainMapBuilder addListEntry <R>(ExplainKey <R> key, System.Action <ExplainMapBuilder> consumer)
{
ExplainMapBuilder child = openListEntry(key);
consumer(child);
return(child.closeListEntry(key));
}
public virtual void test_builder_openClose_wrongCloseKey()
{
ExplainMapBuilder builder = ExplainMap.builder();
ExplainMapBuilder child = builder.openListEntry(ExplainKey.LEGS);
child.put(ExplainKey.ACCRUAL_DAYS, 2);
assertThrows(() => child.closeListEntry(ExplainKey.PAYMENT_PERIODS), typeof(System.InvalidOperationException));
}
/// <summary>
/// Adds a list entry using a consumer callback function, including the list index.
/// <para>
/// This is an alternative to using <seealso cref="#openListEntry(ExplainKey)"/> and
/// <seealso cref="#closeListEntry(ExplainKey)"/> directly.
/// The consumer function receives the child builder and must add data to it.
///
/// </para>
/// </summary>
/// @param <R> the type of the value </param>
/// <param name="key"> the list key to open </param>
/// <param name="consumer"> the consumer that receives the list entry builder and adds to it </param>
/// <returns> this builder </returns>
public ExplainMapBuilder addListEntryWithIndex <R>(ExplainKey <R> key, System.Action <ExplainMapBuilder> consumer)
{
ExplainMapBuilder child = openListEntry(key);
// find index
object value = map[key];
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") java.util.ArrayList<Object> list = (java.util.ArrayList<Object>) value;
List <object> list = (List <object>)value;
child.put(ExplainKey.ENTRY_INDEX, list.Count - 1);
consumer(child);
return(child.closeListEntry(key));
}
public virtual void test_builder_openClose()
{
ExplainMapBuilder builder = ExplainMap.builder();
ExplainMapBuilder child = builder.openListEntry(ExplainKey.LEGS);
child.put(ExplainKey.ACCRUAL_DAYS, 2);
ExplainMapBuilder result = child.closeListEntry(ExplainKey.LEGS);
ExplainMap test = result.build();
assertEquals(test.Map.size(), 1);
assertEquals(test.get(ExplainKey.LEGS).Present, true);
assertEquals(test.get(ExplainKey.LEGS).get().size(), 1);
assertEquals(test.get(ExplainKey.LEGS).get().get(0).get(ExplainKey.ACCRUAL_DAYS), 2);
}