public void TestUpdateSelectAnalysis()
{
var sidePanel = new AnalysesSidePanel(_dispatcher, _taskScheduler, _analysisStorage.Object, _pluginRegistry);
sidePanel.SelectedAnalysis.Should().BeNull();
sidePanel.Update();
sidePanel.SelectedAnalysis.Should().BeNull();
AddAnalysis();
sidePanel.Update();
sidePanel.SelectedAnalysis.Should().NotBeNull("because now that an analysis has become available, it should be selected as well!");
}
public override void Update()
{
_selectedAnalysis?.Update();
_analysesSidePanel.Update(); //< TODO: Remove this hack! It ensures that we create a view model for the "current" analysis
if (SelectedSidePanel != _analysesSidePanel)
{
SelectedSidePanel?.Update();
}
}
public void TestRemoveAnalysis3()
{
AddAnalysis();
var sidePanel = new AnalysesSidePanel(_dispatcher, _taskScheduler, _analysisStorage.Object, _pluginRegistry);
sidePanel.Update();
sidePanel.Active.Should().HaveCount(1);
var viewModel = sidePanel.Active.First();
_analysisStorage.Verify(x => x.Remove(It.IsAny <AnalysisId>()), Times.Never);
viewModel.RemoveCommand.Execute(null);
_analysisStorage.Verify(x => x.Remove(It.Is <AnalysisId>(y => y == viewModel.Id)), Times.Once,
"because the view model is responsible for removing the analysis (so it doesn't continue to run in the background)");
}
