//ExEnd
private void TestCreateEditableRanges(Document doc, EditableRangeInfoPrinter visitor)
{
NodeCollection editableRangeStarts = doc.GetChildNodes(NodeType.EditableRangeStart, true);
Assert.AreEqual(2, editableRangeStarts.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(2, doc.GetChildNodes(NodeType.EditableRangeEnd, true).Count);
EditableRange range = ((EditableRangeStart)editableRangeStarts[0]).EditableRange;
Assert.AreEqual(0, range.Id);
Assert.AreEqual("*****@*****.**", range.SingleUser);
Assert.AreEqual(EditorType.Unspecified, range.EditorGroup);
range = ((EditableRangeStart)editableRangeStarts[1]).EditableRange;
Assert.AreEqual(1, range.Id);
Assert.AreEqual("*****@*****.**", range.SingleUser);
Assert.AreEqual(EditorType.Unspecified, range.EditorGroup);
string visitorText = visitor.ToText();
Assert.True(visitorText.Contains("Paragraph inside first editable range"));
Assert.True(visitorText.Contains("Paragraph inside second editable range"));
}
[Test] //ExSkip
public void CreateEditableRanges()
{
Document doc = new Document(MyDir + "Document.doc");
DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder(doc);
// Start an editable range
EditableRangeStart edRange1Start = builder.StartEditableRange();
// An EditableRange object is created for the EditableRangeStart that we just made
EditableRange editableRange1 = edRange1Start.EditableRange;
// Put something inside the editable range
builder.Writeln("Paragraph inside first editable range");
// An editable range is well-formed if it has a start and an end
// Multiple editable ranges can be nested and overlapping
EditableRangeEnd edRange1End = builder.EndEditableRange();
// Explicitly state which EditableRangeStart a new EditableRangeEnd should be paired with
EditableRangeStart edRange2Start = builder.StartEditableRange();
builder.Writeln("Paragraph inside second editable range");
EditableRange editableRange2 = edRange2Start.EditableRange;
EditableRangeEnd edRange2End = builder.EndEditableRange(edRange2Start);
// Editable range starts and ends have their own respective node types
Assert.AreEqual(NodeType.EditableRangeStart, edRange1Start.NodeType);
Assert.AreEqual(NodeType.EditableRangeEnd, edRange1End.NodeType);
// Editable range IDs are unique and set automatically
Assert.AreEqual(0, editableRange1.Id);
Assert.AreEqual(1, editableRange2.Id);
// Editable range starts and ends always belong to a range
Assert.AreEqual(edRange1Start, editableRange1.EditableRangeStart);
Assert.AreEqual(edRange1End, editableRange1.EditableRangeEnd);
// They also inherit the ID of the entire editable range that they belong to
Assert.AreEqual(editableRange1.Id, edRange1Start.Id);
Assert.AreEqual(editableRange1.Id, edRange1End.Id);
Assert.AreEqual(editableRange2.Id, edRange2Start.EditableRange.Id);
Assert.AreEqual(editableRange2.Id, edRange2End.EditableRangeStart.EditableRange.Id);
// If the editable range was found in a document, it will probably have something in the single user property
// But if we make one programmatically, the property is null by default
Assert.AreEqual(null, editableRange1.SingleUser);
// We have to set it ourselves if we want the ranges to belong to somebody
editableRange1.SingleUser = "******";
editableRange2.SingleUser = "******";
// Initialize a custom visitor for editable ranges that will print their contents
EditableRangeInfoPrinter editableRangeReader = new EditableRangeInfoPrinter();
// Both the start and end of an editable range can accept visitors, but not the editable range itself
edRange1Start.Accept(editableRangeReader);
edRange2End.Accept(editableRangeReader);
// Or, if we want to go over all the editable ranges in a document, we can get the document to accept the visitor
editableRangeReader.Reset();
doc.Accept(editableRangeReader);
Console.WriteLine(editableRangeReader.ToText());
}