static void TestGenericCollection()
{
string testName = "GenericCollection";
Begin(testName);
Supplier s1 = new Supplier(1, "MyCompany", "Mark", "CEO", "1234 Here St. PO Box 123", "Dallas", "Texas", "12344", "USA", "555123123",
"1231231234", "www.MyCompany.com", SupplierTypes.Supply);
Supplier s2 = new Supplier();
s2 = new Supplier();
s2.ID = 2;
s2.CompanyName = "M";
s2.ContactName = "n";
s2.ContactTitle = "a";
s2.Address = "b";
s2.City = "c";
s2.Region = "d";
s2.PostalCode = "123";
s2.Country = "1";
s2.Phone = "1";
s2.Fax = "1";
s2.Homepage = "wwwwww";
s2.Type = SupplierTypes.Service;
#region Constructor Add and IEnumerable
Test("Constructor, Add and IEnumerable");
GenericCollection<Supplier> genericSuppliers = new GenericCollection<Supplier>();
genericSuppliers.Add(s1);
genericSuppliers.Add(s2);
ShowCollection(genericSuppliers.GetEnumerator());
#endregion
#region CopyTo Method
Test("CopyTo Method");
int x = genericSuppliers.Count;
Supplier[] supplierArray = new Supplier[x];
genericSuppliers.CopyTo(supplierArray,0);
ShowCollection(supplierArray.GetEnumerator());
#endregion
#region Sort Array on TypeCompanyName
Test("Sort Array on TypeCompanyName");
Array.Sort(supplierArray, Supplier.GetSortByTypeCompanyName());
ShowCollection(supplierArray.GetEnumerator());
#endregion
End(testName);
Wait();
}
