private static ValueExpression splitIntoComposite(string text)
{
var composite = CompositeValue.Parse(text);
// If there's only one component, this really was a single value
if (composite.Components.Length == 1)
{
return(composite.Components[0]);
}
else
{
return(composite);
}
}
public void HandleComposites()
{
var pX = new CompositeValue(new ValueExpression[] { new StringValue("hello, world!"), new NumberValue(14.8M) });
var pY = new TokenValue("NOK", "http://somesuch.org");
var p1 = new ChoiceValue(new ValueExpression[] { pX, pY });
Assert.AreEqual(@"hello\, world!$14.8,http://somesuch.org|NOK", p1.ToString());
var crit1 = ChoiceValue.Parse(@"hello\, world$14.8,http://somesuch.org|NOK");
Assert.AreEqual(2, crit1.Choices.Length);
Assert.IsTrue(crit1.Choices[0] is CompositeValue);
var comp1 = crit1.Choices[0] as CompositeValue;
Assert.AreEqual(2, comp1.Components.Length);
Assert.AreEqual("hello, world", ((UntypedValue)comp1.Components[0]).AsStringValue().Value);
Assert.AreEqual(14.8M, ((UntypedValue)comp1.Components[1]).AsNumberValue().Value);
Assert.AreEqual("http://somesuch.org|NOK", ((UntypedValue)crit1.Choices[1]).AsTokenValue().ToString());
}
