public void FormatNumberString()
{
Assert.AreEqual(NumberStringUtils.FormatNumberString(internalNumber), internalNumber);
Assert.AreEqual(NumberStringUtils.FormatNumberString(externalNumber), externalNumber);
Assert.AreEqual(NumberStringUtils.FormatNumberString(noPossibleNumber), noPossibleNumber2);
Assert.AreEqual(NumberStringUtils.FormatNumberString(noValidNumber), noValidNumber);
Assert.AreEqual(NumberStringUtils.FormatNumberString(externalWithSymbols), externalNumber);
Assert.AreEqual(NumberStringUtils.FormatNumberString(externalGerman), externalNumber);
Assert.AreEqual(NumberStringUtils.FormatNumberString(externalAustria), externalAustria2);
Assert.AreEqual(NumberStringUtils.FormatNumberString(externalAustria2), externalAustria2);
}
/// <summary>
/// Checks if the content of the clipboard can be used as a number and sets the current number if so.
/// </summary>
private void ProcessClipboardContent()
{
NumberStringType type = NumberStringUtils.IsValidPhoneNumber(_currentClipboardContent);
switch (type)
{
case NumberStringType.NOT_POSSIBLE:
// Do nothing because the clipboard does not contain a number
break;
case NumberStringType.NOT_VALID:
// Do nothing because the content of the clipboard is not a valid number
// Here the option could be implementet, to inform the user about the fact he has copied a possible but not valid number.
// It could be a valid number in another country. This could be checked.
break;
default:
CurrentNumber = new Number(NumberStringUtils.FormatNumberString(_currentClipboardContent), type);
Clipboard.Clear(); // Bugfix to stop randomly appearing balllon tipps if you copy a valid external/internal number
break;
}
}