public void Start()
{
Console.WriteLine("I am going to tell the service to serve:");
_iservice.Serve();
string barf = _iservice.puke();
Console.WriteLine(barf);
//Whether or not you can use AddTwoIntegers method depends on how you declare the variable stupidMath
//IStupidMath stupidMath = new StupidMath();
StupidMath stupidMath = new StupidMath();
Console.WriteLine(string.Format("the sum of two plus two is {0}", stupidMath.AddTwoIntegers(2, 2).ToString()));
Console.WriteLine(string.Format("the product of five times five {0}", stupidMath.MultiplyTwoStupidIntegers(5, 5).ToString()));
IStupidMath stupidMathInstance = GetStupidMathClass();
Console.WriteLine("this was multiplied using a returned interface: " + stupidMathInstance.MultiplyTwoStupidIntegers(6, 6).ToString());
//Q: this was put here to test how if the parent libary was updated to add a Divide method, how do you get it to be available in the
//projects that depend on it?
//A: when not automated in any way, you have to manually copy and paste the newly compiled dll into the bin-debug folder.
// one way to automate it might be through a Post Build event, Project > Properties
Console.WriteLine("this was divided using a returned interface: " + stupidMathInstance.MultiplyTwoStupidIntegers(6, 6).ToString());
//stupidMathInstance.Puke(); //why doesn't it know Puke()? it won't unless the dll produced in the ClassLibraryHack after compile is somehow injected as a reference into this project.
}
//Factory Pattern!!!
public IStupidMath GetStupidMathClass()
{
IStupidMath mystupidmath = new StupidMath();
return(mystupidmath);
}
