public void StringSelectorClone()
{
tlog.Debug(tag, $"StringSelectorClone START");
Selector <string> selector = new Selector <string>
{
Pressed = image_path,
Disabled = image_path,
DisabledFocused = image_path,
DisabledSelected = image_path,
Other = image_path
};
var testingTarget = new StringSelector(selector);
Assert.IsNotNull(testingTarget, "null handle");
Assert.IsInstanceOf <StringSelector>(testingTarget, "Should return StringSelector instance.");
try
{
var result = testingTarget.Clone();
tlog.Debug(tag, "result : " + result);
}
catch (Exception)
{
// System.InvalidCastException : Unable to cast object
// of type 'Tizen.NUI.BaseComponents.Selector`1[Tizen.NUI.String]'
// to type 'Tizen.NUI.Components.StringSelector'
// To fix
tlog.Debug(tag, $"StringSelectorClone END (OK)");
Assert.Pass("Passed!");
}
}
public void Should_Add_Selector_To_Back_Of_List()
{
//Create a new TypeTable
var table = new TypeTable(false);
//Create some selectors that we're going to add
var stringSelector1 = new StringSelector();
var stringSelector2 = new FullNameSelector();
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have ZERO type selectors for type 'string' since we haven't added any yet");
//Add the first selector (our default string selector)
table.AddSelector <string>(stringSelector1);
Assert.AreEqual(1, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have ONE type selectors for type 'string'");
var firstselector = table.GetSelectors <string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf <StringSelector>(firstselector);
//Add the second selector (FullNameSelector) to the back of the processing queue
table.AddSelector(stringSelector2, SelectorPosition.Last);
Assert.AreEqual(2, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have TWO type selectors for type 'string'");
firstselector = table.GetSelectors <string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf <StringSelector>(firstselector);
var lastselector = table.GetSelectors <string>().Last();
Assert.IsInstanceOf <FullNameSelector>(lastselector);
}
public void Should_Add_Type_Selectors_For_Single_Type_To_TypeTable()
{
//Create a new TypeTable
var table = new TypeTable(false);
//Create some selectors that we're going to add
var stringSelector1 = new StringSelector();
var stringSelector2 = new FullNameSelector();
var stringSelector3 = new EmailSelector();
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have ZERO type selectors for type 'string' since we haven't added any yet");
//Add the first selector (our default string selector)
table.AddSelector <string>(stringSelector1);
Assert.AreEqual(1, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have ONE type selectors for type 'string'");
var firstselector = table.GetSelectors <string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf <StringSelector>(firstselector);
//Add the second selector (the full name selector)
table.AddSelector <string>(stringSelector2);
Assert.AreEqual(2, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have TWO type selectors for type 'string'");
firstselector = table.GetSelectors <string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf <FullNameSelector>(firstselector); //Oh snap, the new front of the line should be our full name selector!
//Add the thrid selector (the email address selector)
table.AddSelector <string>(stringSelector3);
Assert.AreEqual(3, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have THREE type selectors for type 'string'");
firstselector = table.GetSelectors <string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf <EmailSelector>(firstselector); //Oh snap, the new front of the line should be our full name selector!
}
public void Should_Use_Custom_StringLength_Boundaries_for_String_Value_Injection()
{
//Create an instance of our test class
var testInstance = new SimpleStringTestClass();
var stringLengthMax = 30;
var stringLengthMin = 10;
//Create an instance of our IntSelector and set some custom bounds
var selector =
new StringSelector().SetMax(() => stringLengthMax)
.SetMin(() => stringLengthMin);
//Iterate over the test object's properties
foreach (var property in testInstance.GetType().GetProperties())
{
Assert.IsTrue(selector.CanBind(property),
string.Format("should have been able to bind to property {0}", property.Name));
//Inject the value into this property on our test instance class
selector.Generate(testInstance, property);
//Get the value out of the property
var fieldValue = (string)property.GetValue(testInstance, null);
Assert.IsNotNullOrEmpty(fieldValue);
Assert.IsTrue(fieldValue.Length <= stringLengthMax && fieldValue.Length >= stringLengthMin, "Custom range should have worked");
}
}
public void Should_Add_Selector_To_Back_Of_List()
{
//Create a new TypeTable
var table = new TypeTable(false);
//Create some selectors that we're going to add
var stringSelector1 = new StringSelector();
var stringSelector2 = new FullNameSelector();
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have ZERO type selectors for type 'string' since we haven't added any yet");
//Add the first selector (our default string selector)
table.AddSelector<string>(stringSelector1);
Assert.AreEqual(1, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have ONE type selectors for type 'string'");
var firstselector = table.GetSelectors<string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf<StringSelector>(firstselector);
//Add the second selector (FullNameSelector) to the back of the processing queue
table.AddSelector(stringSelector2, SelectorPosition.Last);
Assert.AreEqual(2, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have TWO type selectors for type 'string'");
firstselector = table.GetSelectors<string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf<StringSelector>(firstselector);
var lastselector = table.GetSelectors<string>().Last();
Assert.IsInstanceOf<FullNameSelector>(lastselector);
}
public RenderingRule(string mark, string openingTag, string closingTag, int priorotyLevel)
{
Mark = mark;
OpeningTag = openingTag;
ClosingTag = closingTag;
PriorityLevel = priorotyLevel;
Selector = new StringSelector();
}
public void Should_Add_Type_Selectors_For_Multiple_Types_To_TypeTable()
{
//Create a new TypeTable
var table = new TypeTable(false);
//Create some string selectors that we're going to add
var stringSelector1 = new StringSelector();
//Create some long selectors that we're going to use...
var longSelector1 = new LongSelector();
var longSelector2 = new TimeStampSelector();
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have ZERO type selectors for type 'string' since we haven't added any yet");
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors <long>(), "should have ZERO type selectors for type 'long' since we haven't added any yet");
//Add the first and only string selector (our default string selector)
table.AddSelector <string>(stringSelector1);
Assert.AreEqual(1, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have ONE type selectors for type 'string'");
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors <long>(), "should have ZERO type selectors for type 'long' since we haven't added any yet"); //Assert that we haven't added any long selectors yet
var firstStringSelector = table.GetSelectors <string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf <StringSelector>(firstStringSelector);
var currentLongSelector = table.GetSelectors <long>().FirstOrDefault();
Assert.IsNull(currentLongSelector); //Since we haven't added any long selectors yet, this should return null
//Add the first long selector (our default long selector)
table.AddSelector <long>(longSelector1);
Assert.AreEqual(1, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have ONE type selectors for type 'string'");
Assert.AreEqual(1, table.CountSelectors <long>(), "should have ONE type selectors for type 'long'");
firstStringSelector = table.GetSelectors <string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf <StringSelector>(firstStringSelector);
currentLongSelector = table.GetSelectors <long>().FirstOrDefault();
Assert.IsInstanceOf <LongSelector>(currentLongSelector);
//Add the final long selector (our timestamp selector)
table.AddSelector <long>(longSelector2);
Assert.AreEqual(1, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have ONE type selectors for type 'string'");
Assert.AreEqual(2, table.CountSelectors <long>(), "should have TWO type selectors for type 'long'");
firstStringSelector = table.GetSelectors <string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf <StringSelector>(firstStringSelector);
currentLongSelector = table.GetSelectors <long>().FirstOrDefault();
Assert.IsInstanceOf <TimeStampSelector>(currentLongSelector);
}
public void Should_Add_Type_Selectors_For_Multiple_Types_To_TypeTable()
{
//Create a new TypeTable
var table = new TypeTable(false);
//Create some string selectors that we're going to add
var stringSelector1 = new StringSelector();
//Create some long selectors that we're going to use...
var longSelector1 = new LongSelector();
var longSelector2 = new TimeStampSelector();
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have ZERO type selectors for type 'string' since we haven't added any yet");
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors<long>(), "should have ZERO type selectors for type 'long' since we haven't added any yet");
//Add the first and only string selector (our default string selector)
table.AddSelector<string>(stringSelector1);
Assert.AreEqual(1, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have ONE type selectors for type 'string'");
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors<long>(), "should have ZERO type selectors for type 'long' since we haven't added any yet"); //Assert that we haven't added any long selectors yet
var firstStringSelector = table.GetSelectors<string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf<StringSelector>(firstStringSelector);
var currentLongSelector = table.GetSelectors<long>().FirstOrDefault();
Assert.IsNull(currentLongSelector); //Since we haven't added any long selectors yet, this should return null
//Add the first long selector (our default long selector)
table.AddSelector<long>(longSelector1);
Assert.AreEqual(1, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have ONE type selectors for type 'string'");
Assert.AreEqual(1, table.CountSelectors<long>(), "should have ONE type selectors for type 'long'");
firstStringSelector = table.GetSelectors<string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf<StringSelector>(firstStringSelector);
currentLongSelector = table.GetSelectors<long>().FirstOrDefault();
Assert.IsInstanceOf<LongSelector>(currentLongSelector);
//Add the final long selector (our timestamp selector)
table.AddSelector<long>(longSelector2);
Assert.AreEqual(1, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have ONE type selectors for type 'string'");
Assert.AreEqual(2, table.CountSelectors<long>(), "should have TWO type selectors for type 'long'");
firstStringSelector = table.GetSelectors<string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf<StringSelector>(firstStringSelector);
currentLongSelector = table.GetSelectors<long>().FirstOrDefault();
Assert.IsInstanceOf<TimeStampSelector>(currentLongSelector);
}
public void StringSelectorTest()
{
// Arrange
var data = MakeObject();
var op = new StringSelector {
Key = "a"
};
// Act
var result = op.RunAsSequence(data);
// Assert
Json.Array(result)
.DeepEqual(Utils.JsonNumberArray(1))
.Should().BeTrue();
}
public void OptionalStringSelectorTest()
{
// Arrange
var data = MakeArray();
var op = new StringSelector {
Key = "a", IsOptional = true
};
// Act
var result = op.RunAsSequence(data);
// Assert
Json.Array(result)
.DeepEqual("[]".AsJson())
.Should().BeTrue();
}
public void IconURLSelector_SET_GET_VALUE()
{
/* TEST CODE */
var button = new Components.Button();
Assert.IsNotNull(button, "Should be not null");
Assert.IsInstanceOf <Components.Button>(button, "Should be equal!");
var stringSelector = new StringSelector
{
Normal = _image_path,
Selected = _image_path,
};
Assert.IsNotNull(stringSelector, "Should be not null");
Assert.IsInstanceOf <StringSelector>(stringSelector, "Should be equal!");
button.IconURLSelector = stringSelector;
Assert.AreEqual(stringSelector.Normal, button.IconURLSelector.Normal, "Should be equals to the set value of IconURLSelector Normal");
Assert.AreEqual(stringSelector.Selected, button.IconURLSelector.Selected, "Should be equals to the set value of IconURLSelector Selected");
}
public void TextSelector_SET_GET_VALUE()
{
/* TEST CODE */
var button = new Components.Button();
Assert.IsNotNull(button, "Should be not null");
Assert.IsInstanceOf <Components.Button>(button, "Should be equal!");
var stringSelector = new StringSelector
{
Normal = "Normal",
Selected = "Selected",
};
Assert.IsNotNull(stringSelector, "Should be not null");
Assert.IsInstanceOf <StringSelector>(stringSelector, "Should be equal!");
button.TextSelector = stringSelector;
Assert.AreEqual(stringSelector.Normal, button.TextSelector.Normal, "Should be equals to the set value of TextSelector");
Assert.AreEqual(stringSelector.Selected, button.TextSelector.Selected, "Should be equals to the set value of TextSelector");
}
public void String_Selector_Injects_All_Strings()
{
var stringSelector = new StringSelector();
var randomStringsClass = new RandomStringsClass();
//Iterate over all of the properties in the fullNameClass object...
foreach (var property in randomStringsClass.GetType().GetProperties())
{
//Inject the value into the property
stringSelector.Generate(randomStringsClass, property);
}
//Iterate over all of the properties again
foreach (var property in randomStringsClass.GetType().GetProperties())
{
var fieldValue = property.GetValue(randomStringsClass, null) as string;
Assert.IsNotNullOrEmpty(fieldValue);
Assert.IsAssignableFrom <string>(fieldValue, "Should be type of string...");
Assert.That(fieldValue.Length > 0);
}
}
public void TranslatableTextSelector_SET_GET_VALUE()
{
/* TEST CODE */
ResourceManager testRm = new ResourceManager("Tizen.NUI.Devel.Tests.Properties.Resources", typeof(ButtonTests).Assembly);
NUIApplication.MultilingualResourceManager = testRm;
var button = new Components.Button();
Assert.IsNotNull(button, "Should be not null");
Assert.IsInstanceOf <Components.Button>(button, "Should be equal!");
var stringSelector = new StringSelector
{
Normal = "Normal",
Selected = "Selected",
};
Assert.IsNotNull(stringSelector, "Should be not null");
Assert.IsInstanceOf <StringSelector>(stringSelector, "Should be equal!");
button.TranslatableTextSelector = stringSelector;
Assert.AreEqual(stringSelector.Normal, button.TranslatableTextSelector.Normal, "Should be equals to the set value of TranslatableTextSelector");
Assert.AreEqual(stringSelector.Selected, button.TranslatableTextSelector.Selected, "Should be equals to the set value of TranslatableTextSelector");
}
public void Should_Clear_TypeSelector_List()
{
//Create a new TypeTable
var table = new TypeTable(false);
//Create some selectors that we're going to add
var stringSelector1 = new StringSelector();
var stringSelector2 = new FullNameSelector();
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have ZERO type selectors for type 'string' since we haven't added any yet");
//Add some type selectors to our typetable
table.AddSelector(stringSelector1);
table.AddSelector(stringSelector2);
//Check to see that our table contains at least two items...
Assert.AreEqual(2, table.CountSelectors <string>(), "should have TWO type selectors for type 'string'");
//Clear all of the string selectors
table.ClearSelectors <string>();
//Count the new number of string selectors (should equal zero)
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors <string>());
}
public void Should_Use_Custom_StringLength_Boundaries_for_String_Value_Injection()
{
//Create an instance of our test class
var testInstance = new SimpleStringTestClass();
var stringLengthMax = 30;
var stringLengthMin = 10;
//Create an instance of our IntSelector and set some custom bounds
var selector =
new StringSelector().SetMax(() => stringLengthMax)
.SetMin(() => stringLengthMin);
//Iterate over the test object's properties
foreach (var property in testInstance.GetType().GetProperties())
{
Assert.IsTrue(selector.CanBind(property),
string.Format("should have been able to bind to property {0}", property.Name));
//Inject the value into this property on our test instance class
selector.Generate(testInstance, property);
//Get the value out of the property
var fieldValue = (string)property.GetValue(testInstance, null);
Assert.IsNotNullOrEmpty(fieldValue);
Assert.IsTrue(fieldValue.Length <= stringLengthMax && fieldValue.Length >= stringLengthMin, "Custom range should have worked");
}
}
public void String_Selector_Injects_All_Strings()
{
var stringSelector = new StringSelector();
var randomStringsClass = new RandomStringsClass();
//Iterate over all of the properties in the fullNameClass object...
foreach (var property in randomStringsClass.GetType().GetProperties())
{
//Inject the value into the property
stringSelector.Generate(randomStringsClass, property);
}
//Iterate over all of the properties again
foreach (var property in randomStringsClass.GetType().GetProperties())
{
var fieldValue = property.GetValue(randomStringsClass, null) as string;
Assert.IsNotNullOrEmpty(fieldValue);
Assert.IsAssignableFrom<string>(fieldValue, "Should be type of string...");
Assert.That(fieldValue.Length > 0);
}
}
void Initialize()
{
Window.Instance.KeyEvent += WindowKeyEvent;
MainView = new View();
MainView.Size = new Size2D(CheckBoxSize.Width + 100, 4 * CheckBoxSize.Height + 5 * Space);
MainView.PivotPoint = PivotPoint.Center;
MainView.ParentOrigin = ParentOrigin.Center;
MainView.PositionUsesPivotPoint = true;
MainView.BackgroundColor = Color.White;
Window.Instance.Add(MainView);
// Default CheckBox
CheckBoxExample = new CheckBox();
CheckBoxExample.Size = CheckBoxSize;
CheckBoxExample.ParentOrigin = ParentOrigin.TopCenter;
CheckBoxExample.PositionUsesPivotPoint = true;
CheckBoxExample.PivotPoint = PivotPoint.TopCenter;
CheckBoxExample.Position = new Position(0, Space);
MainView.Add(CheckBoxExample);
// Create with properties
CheckBoxExample = new CheckBox();
CheckBoxExample.Size = CheckBoxSize;
CheckBoxExample.ParentOrigin = ParentOrigin.Center;
CheckBoxExample.PositionUsesPivotPoint = true;
CheckBoxExample.PivotPoint = PivotPoint.Center;
CheckBoxExample.Position = new Position(0, -(CheckBoxSize.Height + Space) / 2);
// Set the icon images for different check box states
StringSelector IconURL = new StringSelector()
{
Normal = ImageURL + "Blue.png",
Selected = ImageURL + "BlueCheckMark.png",
Pressed = ImageURL + "Red.png",
};
CheckBoxExample.IconURLSelector = IconURL;
CheckBoxExample.Icon.Size = new Size2D(160, 160);
CheckBoxExample.BackgroundColor = new Color(0.57f, 0.7f, 1.0f, 0.8f);
// CheckBox initial state set to be selected
CheckBoxExample.IsSelected = true;
// CheckBox can be selected
CheckBoxExample.IsSelectable = true;
// CheckBox is enabled
CheckBoxExample.IsEnabled = true;
MainView.Add(CheckBoxExample);
// Create with style - since the CheckBox inherits after the Button class, the ButtonStyle is used
ButtonStyle Style = new ButtonStyle
{
IsSelectable = true,
ParentOrigin = ParentOrigin.Center,
PositionUsesPivotPoint = true,
PivotPoint = PivotPoint.Center,
Position = new Position(0, (CheckBoxSize.Height + Space) / 2),
Size = CheckBoxSize,
// Gray structural background
BackgroundImage = ImageURL + "Struct.png",
// Image overlaid on the background
Icon = new ImageViewStyle
{
Size = CheckBoxSize,
// Different icon used depending on the status
ResourceUrl = new Selector <string>
{
Other = ImageURL + "XSign.png",
Selected = ImageURL + "CheckMark.png"
},
// Icon opacity set to 0.8 for all checkbox states
Opacity = 0.8f,
// Shadow visible for all states
ImageShadow = new ImageShadow(ImageURL + "Shadow.png")
},
// Style of the overlay image
Overlay = new ImageViewStyle()
{
ResourceUrl = new Selector <string>
{
Pressed = ImageURL + "Red.png",
Other = ImageURL + "LightBlue.png"
},
Opacity = new Selector <float?> {
Pressed = 0.3f, Other = 1.0f
}
}
};
CheckBoxExample = new CheckBox(Style);
MainView.Add(CheckBoxExample);
// Create with custom style
// Custom style registration
Tizen.NUI.Components.StyleManager.Instance.RegisterStyle("_CustomCheckBoxStyle", null, typeof(NUI_CheckBox.CustomCheckBoxStyle));
CustomCheckBox = new CheckBox("_CustomCheckBoxStyle");
CustomCheckBox.Position = new Position(0, -Space);
// Click event handle
CustomCheckBox.Clicked += OnClicked;
MainView.Add(CustomCheckBox);
}
public void Should_Add_Type_Selectors_For_Single_Type_To_TypeTable()
{
//Create a new TypeTable
var table = new TypeTable(false);
//Create some selectors that we're going to add
var stringSelector1 = new StringSelector();
var stringSelector2 = new FullNameSelector();
var stringSelector3 = new EmailSelector();
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have ZERO type selectors for type 'string' since we haven't added any yet");
//Add the first selector (our default string selector)
table.AddSelector<string>(stringSelector1);
Assert.AreEqual(1, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have ONE type selectors for type 'string'");
var firstselector = table.GetSelectors<string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf<StringSelector>(firstselector);
//Add the second selector (the full name selector)
table.AddSelector<string>(stringSelector2);
Assert.AreEqual(2, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have TWO type selectors for type 'string'");
firstselector = table.GetSelectors<string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf<FullNameSelector>(firstselector); //Oh snap, the new front of the line should be our full name selector!
//Add the thrid selector (the email address selector)
table.AddSelector<string>(stringSelector3);
Assert.AreEqual(3, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have THREE type selectors for type 'string'");
firstselector = table.GetSelectors<string>().First();
Assert.IsInstanceOf<EmailSelector>(firstselector); //Oh snap, the new front of the line should be our full name selector!
}
public void Should_Clear_TypeSelector_List()
{
//Create a new TypeTable
var table = new TypeTable(false);
//Create some selectors that we're going to add
var stringSelector1 = new StringSelector();
var stringSelector2 = new FullNameSelector();
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have ZERO type selectors for type 'string' since we haven't added any yet");
//Add some type selectors to our typetable
table.AddSelector(stringSelector1);
table.AddSelector(stringSelector2);
//Check to see that our table contains at least two items...
Assert.AreEqual(2, table.CountSelectors<string>(), "should have TWO type selectors for type 'string'");
//Clear all of the string selectors
table.ClearSelectors<string>();
//Count the new number of string selectors (should equal zero)
Assert.AreEqual(0, table.CountSelectors<string>());
}