public void InstanceOK()
{
//create an instance of our class clsItemType
clsItemTypeCollection AllItemType = new clsItemTypeCollection();
//check to see that the class is not null
Assert.IsNotNull(AllItemType);
}
public void CountPropertyOK()
{
//create an instance of our class clsOrder
clsItemTypeCollection AllItemType = new clsItemTypeCollection();
//create some test data to assign to the property
Int32 SomeCount = 10;
//assign the data to the property
AllItemType.Count = SomeCount;
//check to see that the class is not null
Assert.AreEqual(AllItemType.Count, SomeCount);
}
//function for populating the ItemType drop down list
void DisplayItemType()
{
//create an instance of the ItemTypeCollection
clsItemTypeCollection ItemType = new clsItemTypeCollection();
//set the data source to the list of ItemType in the collection
ddlItemType.DataSource = ItemType.AllItemType;
//set the name of the primary key
ddlItemType.DataValueField = "ItemTypeNo";
//set the data field to display
ddlItemType.DataTextField = "ItemType";
//bind the data to the list
ddlItemType.DataBind();
}
public void CountMatchesList()
{
//create an instance of the class we want to create
clsItemTypeCollection ItemType = new clsItemTypeCollection();
//create some test data to assign to the property
//in this case that data needs to be a list of objects
List <clsItemType> TestList = new List <clsItemType>();
//add an item to the list
//create the item of test data
clsItemType TestItemType = new clsItemType();
//set its properties
TestItemType.ItemTypeNo = 1;
TestItemType.ItemType = "Car";
//add the item to the test list
TestList.Add(TestItemType);
//assign the data to the property
ItemType.AllItemType = TestList;
//test to see that the two values are the same
Assert.AreEqual(ItemType.Count, TestList.Count);
}
