/// <summary>
/// On form load, assign the presenter. This will mean that all events will have methods
/// attached when invoked.
/// Also call FormOnLoad to set the page up
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender"></param>
/// <param name="e"></param>
private void ImpositionForm_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//Cannot use inject this presenter otherwise you get an inifinte loop of two classes injecting each other
Presenter = new ImpositionCalculatorPresenter(this, _signatureSizeManager, _systemVariablesManager, _systemVariablesFormPresenter, _printingDesignManager);
try {
FormOnLoad(this, e);
}
catch (Exception ex) {
Error(this, new ErrorEventArgs(ex.Message));
}
}
/* Ideas on what to test:
* Correct outcome
* Error being logged to view
*
* Individual methods
* Methods working together so check to see if other events get raised
* CalculatePossibleOptions - Test the manager and maybe mock the repository so that we can see
* if the values are calculated correctly.
* */
public ImpositionCalculatorPresenterTestFixture()
{
_mockSystemVariablesView = new Mock <ISystemVariablesView>();
_mockPrintingDesignManager = new Mock <IPrintingDesignManager>();
_mockSystemVariablesManager = new Mock <ISystemVariablesManager>();
_systemVariablesPresenter = new SystemVariablesPresenter(_mockSystemVariablesView.Object, _mockSystemVariablesManager.Object);
_mockImpositionCalculatorRepo = new Mock <IImpositionCalculatorRepository>();
_mockImpositionCalculatorManager = new Mock <IImpositionCalculatorManager>();
_mockView = new Mock <IImpositionFormView>();
_impositionCalculatorPresenter = new ImpositionCalculatorPresenter(_mockView.Object,
_mockImpositionCalculatorManager.Object, _mockSystemVariablesManager.Object, _systemVariablesPresenter,
_mockPrintingDesignManager.Object);
}
