public void Fill_EnumerableViewModelWithNullList_EnumerablePropertySet()
{
var container = CreateContainer();
var inspector = container.Resolve<QueryModelInspector>();
var viewModel = new EnumerableViewModel();
inspector.Fill(viewModel, null);
Expect(viewModel.Customers, Is.Not.Null);
Expect(viewModel.Customers.Count(), Is.EqualTo(10));
}
public void Fill_EnumerableViewModelWithNullList_EnumerablePropertySet()
{
var container = CreateContainer();
var inspector = container.Resolve <QueryModelInspector>();
var viewModel = new EnumerableViewModel();
inspector.Fill(viewModel, null);
Expect(viewModel.Customers, Is.Not.Null);
Expect(viewModel.Customers.Count(), Is.EqualTo(10));
}
public ContactsViewController ()
{
Title = "Contacts";
var items = Database.Contacts.Table<Person> ();
TableView.Source = DataSource = new ViewModelDataSource<Person>{
CellForItem = (tv,item)=>{
var cell = tv.DequeueReusableCell<ContactCell>(ContactCell.Key);
cell.Contact = item;
return cell;
},
ViewModel = (viewModel = new EnumerableViewModel<Person>{
Items = items,
}),
};
}
public ContactsViewController ()
{
Title = "Contacts";
// TODO: Step 1 Add .ToList() to force this to evaluate and cache off to a list.
var items = Database.Contacts.Table<Person> ().ToList();
TableView.Source = DataSource = new ViewModelDataSource<Person>{
CellForItem = (tv,item)=>{
var cell = tv.DequeueReusableCell<ContactCell>(ContactCell.Key);
cell.Contact = item;
return cell;
},
ViewModel = (viewModel = new EnumerableViewModel<Person>{
Items = items,
}),
};
}
