public override void Arrange()
{
_sut = new Document();
_title = _sut.CreateTextBox(new Rectangle(new Point(20, 20), new Size(170, 10)));
_title.SetColor(Color.Black);
_title.SetFont(new FontProperties { Name = "Courier", Size = 20 });
_title.AddText("The select Model");
var location = new Point(20, 45);
var size = new Size(170, 235);
_textbox = _sut.CreateTextBox(new Rectangle(location, size));
_textbox.SetAlignment(TextAlignment.Right);
_textbox.SetFont(new FontProperties { Name = "Courier", Size = 10 });
var realisticText = "The select Model is the most widely available I/O model in Winsock. " +
"We call it the select model because it centers on using the select function to " +
"manage I/O. The design of this model originated on Unix-based computers featuring " +
"Berkeley socket implementations. The select model was incorporated into Winsock 1.1 " +
"to allow applications that want to avoid blocking on socket calls the ability to manage " +
"multiple sockets in an organized manner. Because Winsock 1.1 is backward-compatible " +
"with Berkeley socket implementations, a Berkeley socket application that uses the select " +
"function should technically be able to run without modification.\n" +
"The select function can be used to determine whether there is data on a socket and " +
"whether a socket can be written to. The whole reason for having this function is to " +
"prevent your application from blocking on an I/O bound call such as send or recv when " +
"a socket is in a blocking mode and to prevent the WSAEWOULDBLOCK error when a socket " +
"is in nonblocking mode. The select function blocks for I/O opperations until the " +
"conditions specified as parameters are met. The function prototype for select is " +
"as follows:\n" +
"...";
_textbox.AddText(realisticText);
}
