public void testList010()
{
EmailList el = new EmailList();
// Using the generic "Wrap" API so that we can use this
// test against any internationalized version of the ADK
Email email1 = new Email(EmailType.Wrap("foo"), "*****@*****.**");
Email email2 = new Email(EmailType.Wrap("foo"), "*****@*****.**");
el.Add(email1);
Assert.AreEqual(1, el.ChildCount, "Should have 1 email");
el.Add(email2);
Assert.AreEqual(2, el.ChildCount, "Should have 2 emails");
Email[] children = el.ToArray();
Assert.AreEqual(2, children.Length, "Should have 2 array elements");
el.RemoveChild(email2);
Assert.AreEqual(1, el.ChildCount, "Should have 1 email");
el.RemoveChild(email1);
Assert.AreEqual(0, el.ChildCount, "Should have 0 emails");
children = el.ToArray();
Assert.AreEqual(0, children.Length, "Should have 0 array elements");
}
public void testList020()
{
EmailList el = new EmailList();
// Using the generic "Wrap" API so that we can use this
// test against any internationalized version of the ADK
Email email1 = new Email( EmailType.Wrap( "asdfasdf" ), "*****@*****.**" );
Email email2 = new Email( EmailType.Wrap( "Primary" ), "*****@*****.**" );
el.Add(email1);
Assert.AreEqual(1, el.ChildCount, "Should have 1 email");
el.Add(email2);
Assert.AreEqual(2, el.ChildCount, "Should have 2 emails");
Email email3 = new Email();
email3.Type = "Alternate1";
el.Add(email3);
Assert.AreEqual(3, el.ChildCount, "Should have 3 emails");
Email primary = el[EmailType.PRIMARY];
Assert.IsNotNull( primary );
primary = el["Primary"];
Assert.IsNotNull(primary);
Email secondary = el[EmailType.ALT1];
Assert.IsNotNull(secondary);
secondary = el["Alternate1"];
Assert.IsNotNull(secondary);
}
public void testList020()
{
EmailList el = new EmailList();
// Using the generic "Wrap" API so that we can use this
// test against any internationalized version of the ADK
Email email1 = new Email(EmailType.Wrap("foo"), "*****@*****.**");
Email email2 = new Email(EmailType.Wrap("foo"), "*****@*****.**");
el.Add(email1);
el.Add(email2);
Assert.IsNotNull(email1.Parent, "Parent should not be null");
Assert.IsNotNull(email2.Parent, "Parent should not be null");
el.Clear();
Assert.AreEqual(0, el.ChildCount, "Should have 0 emails");
Assert.IsNull(email1.Parent, "Parent should be null");
Assert.IsNull(email2.Parent, "Parent should be null");
}
public void testList030()
{
EmailList el = new EmailList();
// Using the generic "Wrap" API so that we can use this
// test against any internationalized version of the ADK
Email email1 = new Email(EmailType.Wrap("foo"), "*****@*****.**");
Email email2 = new Email(EmailType.Wrap("bar"), "*****@*****.**");
el.Add(email1);
el.Add(email2);
// test the iterator
int count = 0;
foreach (Email e in el)
{
Assert.IsNotNull(e, "Email should not be null");
Assert.AreEqual(24, e.TextValue.Length, "Should have email address");
count++;
}
Assert.AreEqual(2, count, "Should have iterated 2 emails");
}
/// <summary>
/// Sets all Email object instances. All existing
/// <c>Email</c> instances
/// are removed and replaced with this list. Calling this method with the
/// parameter value set to null removes all <c>Emails</c>.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// <para>Version: 1.5r1</para>
/// <para>Since: 1.5r1</para>
/// </remarks>
public void SetEmails( Email[] items)
{
SetChildren( HrfinDTD.VENDORINFO_EMAIL, items );
}
/// <summary>Adds a new <c><Email></c> child element.</summary>
/// <param name="val">A Email object</param>
/// <remarks>
/// <para>The SIF specification defines the meaning of this element as: "This is the vendor's email address number (In SIF 2.x use the ContactInfo element)"</para>
/// <para>Version: 1.5r1</para>
/// <para>Since: 1.5r1</para>
/// </remarks>
public void AddEmail( Email val )
{
AddChild( HrfinDTD.VENDORINFO_EMAIL, val );
}
