public void UsingAFSharpModuleDirectly()
{
// Using two module functions (like a C# static class to build the list)
var list = RecursiveList.cons("TEST", RecursiveList.EmptyList <string>());
// Building a discriminated union the C# way to assert equality
var expectedList = RecursiveList <string> .NewHead("TEST", RecursiveList.EmptyList <string>());
Assert.AreEqual(expectedList, list);
}
public void UsingCSharpFriendlyApiInsteadOfFSharpFunc()
{
// These are all using the module functions.
// Module is just a static class to C#.
var list = RecursiveList.EmptyList <string>();
var listWithAddedData = RecursiveList.cons("Test", list);
Func <string, string> mapFunction = s => "TEST3" + s;
var mappedList = listWithAddedData.Select(mapFunction);
var expectedList = RecursiveList <string> .NewHead("TEST3Test", RecursiveList <string> .Empty);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedList, mappedList);
}
public void UsingFSharpFuncIfYouHaveTo()
{
// These are all using the module functions.
// Module is just a static class to C#.
var list = RecursiveList.EmptyList <string>();
var listWithAddedData = RecursiveList.cons("Test", list);
Func <string, string> mapFunction = s => "TEST2" + s;
var fsharpFunc = mapFunction.ToFSharpFunc();
var mappedList = RecursiveList.map(fsharpFunc, listWithAddedData);
var expectedList = RecursiveList <string> .NewHead("TEST2Test", RecursiveList <string> .Empty);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedList, mappedList);
}