static int Main(string[] args)
{
// workaround TypeConverterAttribute not being annotated correctly
// https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/39125
var _ = new MyStringConverter();
TypeDescriptor.AddAttributes(typeof(string), new TypeConverterAttribute(typeof(MyStringConverter)));
var attribute = new DefaultValueAttribute(typeof(string), "Hello, world!");
return((string)attribute.Value == "Hello, world!trivia" ? 100 : -1);
}
public ConsoleBotE(string message)
{
contentsForInsolent = new List <IContentAnswer <string> >(3)
{
new DoYouHaveCatOnKeyboard(),
new WhatAreYouSleeping(),
new FindDifferences(message)
};
numberForIntelligent = randomForAnswer.Next(0, contentsForIntelligent.Count);
numberForInsolent = randomForAnswer.Next(0, contentsForInsolent.Count);
numberForPoser = randomForAnswer.Next(0, contentsForPoser.Count);
stringConverter = new MyStringConverter(message);
bot[0] = new AnswerOfInsolent(contentsForInsolent[numberForInsolent]);
bot[1] = new AnswerOfIntelligent(contentsForIntelligent[numberForIntelligent]);
bot[2] = new AnswerOfPoser(contentsForPoser[numberForPoser]);
}
