public void EditItemTest()
{
// initially we should not be editing anything
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.IsEditingItem);
// if we don't implement IList, we cannot run the rest of
// the test as we cannot add/remove items
if (this.ImplementsIList)
{
// test that we cannot edit a new item that has not been
// committed yet
object item = CollectionView.AddNew();
CollectionView.EditItem(item);
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.IsEditingItem);
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.IsAddingNew);
CollectionView.CommitNew();
// however, we can edit other items other than the new item.
// this will force a commit on the new item and start editing
// the other item
CollectionView.AddNew();
object editItem = CollectionView[0];
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentEditItem);
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.IsEditingItem);
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.IsAddingNew);
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
}
}
public void EditItemNotInViewTest()
{
// if we don't implement IList, we cannot run the rest of
// the test as we cannot add/remove items
if (this.ImplementsIList)
{
// test that we can edit an item not in the collection
// and that it will get added to the collection upon
// calling CommitEdit
TestClass item = new TestClass();
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.Contains(item));
CollectionView.EditItem(item);
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.Contains(item));
// also, show that when we have paging and call edit item
// on an item for a different page, we will still be able
// to edit it and move it to the correct location
CollectionView.SortDescriptions.Add(new SortDescription("IntProperty", ListSortDirection.Ascending));
item = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.PageSize = 5;
CollectionView.MoveToLastPage();
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.Contains(item));
CollectionView.EditItem(item);
// because of sorting, this item should be moved to the last page
// upon commit
item.IntProperty = 100;
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.Contains(item));
}
}
public void CurrencyTest()
{
// set currency on an item and edit
TestClass editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
TestClass testItem = null;
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(editItem);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// verify that after we commit, the editItem
// still has currency
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// add sorting and verify that after an edit, even though
// the item moves, it is still set as the current item
CollectionView.SortDescriptions.Add(new SortDescription("IntProperty", ListSortDirection.Ascending));
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 100;
Assert.AreEqual(0, CollectionView.CurrentPosition);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// now commit and verify that the position changed
// but the item is still current
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(24, CollectionView.CurrentPosition);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// now add paging
CollectionView.PageSize = 5;
editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
testItem = CollectionView[1] as TestClass;
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(editItem);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// edit the item so that it will be moved to a
// different page. the next item on the current
// page should get the currency
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 100;
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(0, CollectionView.CurrentPosition);
Assert.AreEqual(testItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
Assert.AreNotEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// now set currency to null and edit an item
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(null);
Assert.AreEqual(null, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 100;
// check that after we commit, the currency
// has not changed
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(null, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
}
public void CommitEditTest()
{
// verify that once we commit the data after an edit, the CollectionView
// contains the updated values
TestClass editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 0;
editItem.StringProperty = "Edit";
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(0, (CollectionView[0] as TestClass).IntProperty);
Assert.AreEqual("Edit", (CollectionView[0] as TestClass).StringProperty);
// if we don't implement IList, we cannot run the rest of
// the test as we cannot add/remove items
if (this.ImplementsIList)
{
// verify that we cannot call CommitEdit during an AddNew operation
CollectionView.AddNew();
AssertExpectedException(
new InvalidOperationException(string.Format(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, PagedCollectionViewResources.OperationNotAllowedDuringTransaction, "CommitEdit", "AddNew")),
delegate
{
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
});
}
}
public void CanAddNewTest()
{
// verify that we can add items into our collection view
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.CanAddNew);
// verify that we are not allowed to add a new item while we are still editing
CollectionView.EditItem(CollectionView[0]);
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.CanAddNew);
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.CanAddNew);
// verify that when we are adding a new item, we can add another
CollectionView.AddNew();
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.CanAddNew);
}
public void CanRemoveTest()
{
// verify that we can add items into our collection view
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.CanRemove);
// verify that when we are adding a new item, we cannot remove items
CollectionView.AddNew();
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.CanRemove);
CollectionView.CommitNew();
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.CanRemove);
// verify that while we are still editing, we cannot remove items
CollectionView.EditItem(CollectionView[0]);
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.CanRemove);
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.CanRemove);
}
public void IEditableObject()
{
// we only want to run this test for items that implement IEditableObject
// and where the source collection won't handle the editing first
EditableTestClass editItem = CollectionView[0] as EditableTestClass;
if (editItem == null)
{
return;
}
// check that the debug string has not been set
Assert.IsNull(editItem.DebugString);
// verify that BeginEdit was called on the IEditable interface
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
Assert.AreEqual("BeginEdit", editItem.DebugString);
// verify that CancelEdit was called on the IEditable interface
CollectionView.CancelEdit();
Assert.AreEqual("CancelEdit", editItem.DebugString);
// verify that EndEdit was called on the IEditable interface
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual("EndEdit", editItem.DebugString);
// if we don't implement IList, we cannot run the rest of
// the test as we cannot add/remove items
if (this.ImplementsIList)
{
// verify that when adding a new item, it will call BeginEdit on it
editItem = CollectionView.AddNew() as EditableTestClass;
Assert.AreEqual("BeginEdit", editItem.DebugString);
// verify that when canceling the new item, it will call CancelEdit on it.
CollectionView.CancelNew();
Assert.AreEqual("CancelEdit", editItem.DebugString);
// verify that when committing a new item, it will call EndEdit on it.
editItem = CollectionView.AddNew() as EditableTestClass;
CollectionView.CommitNew();
Assert.AreEqual("EndEdit", editItem.DebugString);
}
}
private void Save()
{
try
{
if (this.CollectionView.IsAddingNew)
{
var current = this.CollectionView.CurrentAddItem as PersonModel;
current.ValidateAll();
if (!current.HasErrors)
{
// save to db ...
CollectionView.CommitNew();
eventAggregator.GetEvent <NotificationMessageEvent>().Publish($"{current.FirstName} added!");
}
}
else if (this.CollectionView.IsEditingItem)
{
var current = this.CollectionView.CurrentEditItem as PersonModel;
current.ValidateAll();
if (!current.HasErrors)
{
// save to db ..
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
eventAggregator.GetEvent <NotificationMessageEvent>().Publish($"{current.FirstName} saved!");
}
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
MessageBox.Show($"A problem occured:{ex.Message}");
}
}
public void PagingTest()
{
// set up sorting and paging
CollectionView.SortDescriptions.Add(new System.ComponentModel.SortDescription("IntProperty", System.ComponentModel.ListSortDirection.Ascending));
CollectionView.PageSize = 5;
TestClass editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
CollectionView.CurrentChanging += new CurrentChangingEventHandler(CollectionView_PagingTestCurrentChanging);
this._cancelCurrencyMove = true;
// verify that we cannot change pages because the collection view cancels the move
// in the CurrentChanging event handler.
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.MoveToNextPage());
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.MoveToPreviousPage());
this._cancelCurrencyMove = false;
// verify that we can change pages even though the current item is edited.
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.MoveToNextPage());
// Editing was committed before the page move.
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.IsEditingItem);
this._cancelCurrencyMove = null;
// Move back to the first page.
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.MoveToFirstPage());
// Edit the first item again.
editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
// verify that the item is still on the same page after we update
// the values, as we have not committed the change yet
editItem.IntProperty = 100;
Assert.AreEqual(0, CollectionView.IndexOf(editItem));
// verify that after we commit, the item is moved off the page
// and that we can change pages.
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(-1, CollectionView.IndexOf(editItem));
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.MoveToNextPage());
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.MoveToPreviousPage());
// if we don't implement IList, we cannot run the rest of
// the test as we cannot add/remove items
if (this.ImplementsIList)
{
// Begin an addition transaction.
CollectionView.AddNew();
// Do not allow page moves.
this._cancelCurrencyMove = true;
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.MoveToNextPage());
// Addition is still in progress.
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.IsAddingNew);
// verify that we can change pages even though an addition is in progress.
this._cancelCurrencyMove = false;
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.MoveToNextPage());
// Addition was committed before the page move.
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.IsAddingNew);
}
CollectionView.CurrentChanging -= new CurrentChangingEventHandler(CollectionView_PagingTestCurrentChanging);
}
public void GroupingTest()
{
// add grouping
CollectionView.GroupDescriptions.Add(new PropertyGroupDescription("IntProperty"));
TestClass editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
TestClass testItem = null;
ListBox listBox = new ListBox();
listBox.ItemsSource = CollectionView;
this.CreateAsyncTask(
listBox,
delegate
{
// check initial state
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, listBox.Items[0]);
Assert.AreEqual(25, listBox.Items.Count);
// edit item
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, listBox.Items[0]);
// commit to verify that it does not move position,
// as it did not change groups
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, listBox.Items[0]);
// add paging and edit
CollectionView.PageSize = 5;
CollectionView.MoveToFirstPage();
editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 5;
testItem = CollectionView[4] as TestClass;
Assert.AreEqual(4, listBox.Items.IndexOf(testItem));
Assert.AreEqual(0, listBox.Items.IndexOf(editItem));
// verify that once we commit, the edit item is
// no longer in the view, and the index of the
// other items on the page get shifted down
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(3, listBox.Items.IndexOf(testItem));
Assert.AreEqual(-1, listBox.Items.IndexOf(editItem));
// move to next page, and edit an item so that now it
// appears on the first page, shifting items down.
CollectionView.MoveToNextPage();
editItem = CollectionView[4] as TestClass;
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 1;
testItem = CollectionView[3] as TestClass;
Assert.AreEqual(3, listBox.Items.IndexOf(testItem));
Assert.AreEqual(4, listBox.Items.IndexOf(editItem));
// verify that once we commit, the edit item is
// no longer in the view, and the index of the
// other items on the page get shifted up
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(4, listBox.Items.IndexOf(testItem));
Assert.AreEqual(-1, listBox.Items.IndexOf(editItem));
});
EnqueueTestComplete();
}
public void FilterWithOneItemPerPage()
{
// apply a filter and pagesize to the CollectionView
CollectionView.Filter = FilterNegativeNumbers;
CollectionView.PageSize = 1;
CollectionView.MoveToPage(5);
// edit item and filter it out
TestClass editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(editItem);
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = -1;
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.IndexOf(editItem) >= 0);
// now commit to verify that it gets filtered out of the view
// but we stay on the same page as a new item is brought in
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Add"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(5, CollectionView.PageIndex);
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.IndexOf(editItem) >= 0);
// now move to the last page and run the same test. this
// time, we can't bring in another item and we will have no
// more items on the page, so we move to the previous page
CollectionView.MoveToLastPage();
editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(editItem);
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = -1;
Assert.AreEqual(23, CollectionView.PageIndex);
// now commit and verify that we move to the previous page
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Reset"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(22, CollectionView.PageIndex);
// now run the same test from the last page but make sure
// that the item does not get filtered out this time.
// we want to make sure that we will stay on the same page.
CollectionView.MoveToLastPage();
editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(editItem);
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
Assert.AreEqual(22, CollectionView.PageIndex);
// now commit and verify that we stayed on the current page
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Add"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(22, CollectionView.PageIndex);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
}
public void FilteredEditItemTest()
{
// apply a filter to the CollectionView
CollectionView.Filter = FilterNegativeNumbers;
Assert.AreEqual(25, CollectionView.Count);
// edit the item and set the IntProperty to a negative
// number. before we commit, it should stay in the view
TestClass editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(editItem);
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = -1;
Assert.AreEqual(25, CollectionView.Count);
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
// now commit to verify that it gets filtered out of the view
// also verify that the correct events get fired
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(0, _expectedEventQueue.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(24, CollectionView.Count);
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
// verify that the currency has moved to a different item
Assert.AreEqual(0, CollectionView.CurrentPosition);
Assert.AreNotEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// try adding paging and run through the same test
// the only differnce should be that we add in a new item
// to replace the one that got filtered out of the current page
CollectionView.PageSize = 5;
editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(editItem);
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = -1;
Assert.AreEqual(5, CollectionView.Count);
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
// now commit to verify that it gets filtered out of the view
// also verify that the correct events get fired
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Add"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(0, _expectedEventQueue.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(5, CollectionView.Count);
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
// also, try this on the last page to verify that a new item is not brought in
CollectionView.MoveToLastPage();
editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(editItem);
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = -1;
Assert.AreEqual(3, CollectionView.Count);
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
// now commit to verify that it gets filtered out of the view
// also verify that the correct events get fired
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(0, _expectedEventQueue.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(2, CollectionView.Count);
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
// now add grouping, move to the first page, and run
// through the scenario again
CollectionView.GroupDescriptions.Add(new PropertyGroupDescription("IntProperty"));
CollectionView.MoveToFirstPage();
editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(editItem);
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = -1;
Assert.AreEqual(5, CollectionView.Count);
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
// now commit to verify that it gets filtered out of the view
// also verify that the correct events get fired
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Add"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(0, _expectedEventQueue.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(5, CollectionView.Count);
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
// now try the same thing on the last page. since it
// only has one item, once it gets filtered out, we
// should move to the previous page
CollectionView.MoveToLastPage();
Assert.AreEqual(4, CollectionView.PageIndex);
editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(editItem);
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = -1;
Assert.AreEqual(1, CollectionView.Count);
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
// now commit to verify that it gets filtered out of the view
// also verify that the correct events get fired
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Reset"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(0, _expectedEventQueue.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(5, CollectionView.Count);
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
// now try the same thing on the last page. we should get
// a remove event, but not an add
editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(editItem);
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = -1;
Assert.AreEqual(5, CollectionView.Count);
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
// now commit to verify that it gets filtered out of the view
// also verify that the correct events get fired
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(0, _expectedEventQueue.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(4, CollectionView.Count);
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
// now verify that even if the item is filtered out, we can
// still edit it, and that if we change the value so that
// we pass the filter, we would display it again
CollectionView.SortDescriptions.Add(new SortDescription("IntProperty", ListSortDirection.Ascending));
CollectionView.MoveToLastPage();
Assert.IsFalse(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 10;
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.IsTrue(CollectionView.Contains(editItem));
}
public void EventsTest()
{
// begin editing an item
TestClass editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
_propertyChangedTracked = true;
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "PropertyChanged", Parameter = "IsEditingItem"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "PropertyChanged", Parameter = "CurrentEditItem"
});
if (editItem is IEditableObject)
{
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "PropertyChanged", Parameter = "CanCancelEdit"
});
}
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
Assert.AreEqual(0, _expectedEventQueue.Count);
editItem.IntProperty = 100;
Assert.AreEqual(0, CollectionView.IndexOf(editItem));
// because we have no sorting, filtering, grouping, or paging, we should not get a
// CollectionChanged event or modify currency after we CommitEdit
this.AssertNoEvent(delegate { CollectionView.CommitEdit(); });
Assert.AreEqual(0, CollectionView.IndexOf(editItem));
// we will add sorting now. this will remove and add the item back
// in when we edit and commit
CollectionView.SortDescriptions.Add(new SortDescription("IntProperty", ListSortDirection.Ascending));
CollectionView.MoveCurrentTo(editItem);
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 0;
Assert.AreEqual(24, CollectionView.IndexOf(editItem));
Assert.AreEqual(24, CollectionView.CurrentPosition);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// make sure all these events are fired in the correct order
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "PropertyChanged", Parameter = "IsEditingItem"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "PropertyChanged", Parameter = "CurrentEditItem"
});
if (editItem is IEditableObject)
{
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "PropertyChanged", Parameter = "CanCancelEdit"
});
}
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "PropertyChanged", Parameter = "Count"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Add"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "PropertyChanged", Parameter = "Count"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
_propertyChangedTracked = false;
Assert.AreEqual(0, _expectedEventQueue.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(0, CollectionView.CurrentPosition);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// now add grouping
CollectionView.GroupDescriptions.Add(new PropertyGroupDescription("StringProperty"));
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 100;
Assert.AreEqual(0, CollectionView.IndexOf(editItem));
Assert.AreEqual(0, CollectionView.CurrentPosition);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// make sure all these events are fired in the correct order
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Add"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(0, _expectedEventQueue.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(12, CollectionView.CurrentPosition);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// now remove grouping and add paging. once we edit,
// the item should be moved to an earlier page, shifting
// items up.
CollectionView.GroupDescriptions.Clear();
CollectionView.PageSize = 5;
CollectionView.MoveToPage(4);
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 0;
Assert.AreEqual(4, CollectionView.IndexOf(editItem));
// since we have changed pages, the current item should
// not be the edit item
object currentItem = CollectionView.CurrentItem;
Assert.AreEqual(0, CollectionView.CurrentPosition);
Assert.AreNotEqual(editItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// make sure all these events are fired in the correct order
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanging"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Add"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(0, _expectedEventQueue.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(-1, CollectionView.IndexOf(editItem));
// verify that the currency still points to the same item, but
// with a shifted index
Assert.AreEqual(1, CollectionView.CurrentPosition);
Assert.AreEqual(currentItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
// now edit an item at an index greater than the CurrentPosition to
// verify that with a CommitEdit, there will be no currency change
// however, we will still fire the current changed event for subscribers
editItem = CollectionView[4] as TestClass;
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
// make sure all these events are fired in the correct order
_expectedEventQueue.Clear();
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Remove"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CollectionChanged", Parameter = "Add"
});
_expectedEventQueue.Add(new EventNotification()
{
EventType = "CurrentChanged"
});
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(0, _expectedEventQueue.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(1, CollectionView.CurrentPosition);
Assert.AreEqual(currentItem, CollectionView.CurrentItem);
}
public void SortingTest()
{
// add sorting
CollectionView.SortDescriptions.Add(new SortDescription("IntProperty", ListSortDirection.Ascending));
TestClass editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
TestClass testItem = null;
ListBox listBox = new ListBox();
listBox.ItemsSource = CollectionView;
this.CreateAsyncTask(
listBox,
delegate
{
// check initial state
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, listBox.Items[0]);
Assert.AreEqual(25, listBox.Items.Count);
// edit item
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 5;
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, listBox.Items[0]);
// commit to verify that it gets moved
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, listBox.Items[20]);
// add paging and edit
CollectionView.PageSize = 5;
CollectionView.MoveToFirstPage();
editItem = CollectionView[0] as TestClass;
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 5;
testItem = CollectionView[4] as TestClass;
Assert.AreEqual(4, listBox.Items.IndexOf(testItem));
Assert.AreEqual(0, listBox.Items.IndexOf(editItem));
// verify that once we commit, the edit item is
// no longer in the view, and the index of the
// other items on the page get shifted down
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(3, listBox.Items.IndexOf(testItem));
Assert.AreEqual(-1, listBox.Items.IndexOf(editItem));
// move to next page, and edit an item so that now it
// appears on the first page, shifting items down.
CollectionView.MoveToNextPage();
editItem = CollectionView[4] as TestClass;
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
editItem.IntProperty = 1;
testItem = CollectionView[3] as TestClass;
Assert.AreEqual(3, listBox.Items.IndexOf(testItem));
Assert.AreEqual(4, listBox.Items.IndexOf(editItem));
// verify that once we commit, the edit item is
// no longer in the view, and the index of the
// other items on the page get shifted up
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(4, listBox.Items.IndexOf(testItem));
Assert.AreEqual(-1, listBox.Items.IndexOf(editItem));
// move to the first page and check out an item for
// editing without updating any values
CollectionView.MoveToFirstPage();
editItem = CollectionView[2] as TestClass;
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, listBox.Items[2]);
// commit with out making any changes and verify
// that the index remained the same
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView[2]);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, listBox.Items[2]);
// add grouping as well and try the same thing
CollectionView.GroupDescriptions.Add(new PropertyGroupDescription("IntProperty"));
editItem = CollectionView[2] as TestClass;
CollectionView.EditItem(editItem);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, listBox.Items[2]);
// verify that after we commit, the index stays the same
CollectionView.CommitEdit();
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, CollectionView[2]);
Assert.AreEqual(editItem, listBox.Items[2]);
});
EnqueueTestComplete();
}
