//I don't think this is used any more, but I need to check
public VideoItems(string query, int maxItems = 24, int startItem = 0, bool search = false)
{
m_Choice = new Choice();
List = new ArrayListDataSet();
string data;
//if (search)
//{
// data = AmazonVideoRequest.searchPrime(query, maxItems, startItem);
//}
//else
//{
// data = AmazonVideoRequest.getVideoItemsWithQuery(query, maxItems, startItem);
//}
data = AmazonVideoRequest.ExecuteQuery(query);
JsonTextReader reader = new JsonTextReader(new StringReader(data));
JObject titles = JObject.Parse(data);
foreach (JObject node in titles["message"]["body"]["titles"])
{
List.Add(new VideoItem(node));
}
m_Choice.Options = List;
}
//This function actually executes the query set above, and loops through the dataset, initializing each new item
//with a separate json node.
private void ExecuteQuery(string query, int maxItems = 24, int startItem = 0, bool search = false)
{
string data;
data = AmazonVideoRequest.ExecuteQuery(query);
JsonTextReader reader = new JsonTextReader(new StringReader(data));
JObject titles = JObject.Parse(data);
m_Choice.Options.Clear();
foreach (JObject node in titles["message"]["body"]["titles"])
{
m_Choice.Options.Add(new VideoItem(node));
}
FirePropertyChanged("ListContent");
}
