static void Main(string[] args)
{
TextEditor textEditor = new TextEditor();
Compiller compiller = new Compiller();
CLR clr = new CLR();
VisualStudioFacade ide = new VisualStudioFacade(textEditor, compiller, clr);
Programmer programmer = new Programmer();
programmer.CreateApplication(ide);
Console.Read();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
TextEditor textEditor = new TextEditor();
Compiller compiller = new Compiller();
CLR clr = new CLR();
VisualStudioFacade vs = new VisualStudioFacade(textEditor, compiller, clr);
vs.Start();
vs.Stop();
//So, instead of calling all the methods from appropriate classes
//call all these from one common interface (class VisualStudioFacade in this case
Console.ReadKey();
}
private static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Green;
Console.Title = "Facade";
var textEditor = new TextEditor();
var compiler = new Compiler();
var clr = new CLR();
var ide = new VisualStudioFacade(textEditor, compiler, clr);
var programmer = new Programmer();
programmer.CreateApplication(ide);
Console.ReadKey();
}
public VisualStudioFacade(TextEditor textEditor, Compiler compiler, CLR clr)
{
this.textEditor = textEditor;
this.compiler = compiler;
this.clr = clr;
}
public VisualStudioFacade(TextEditor te, Compiller c, CLR clr)
{
textEditor = te;
compiller = c;
Clr = clr;
}
public VisualStudioFacade(TextEditor txEditor, Compiler compiler, CLR clr)
{
_textEditor = txEditor;
_compiler = compiler;
_clr = clr;
}
