public static MockItemsSource CreateDataSource(WinRTCollection data, bool supportsUniqueIds)
{
MockItemsSource mock = null;
if (supportsUniqueIds)
{
mock = new MockItemsSourceWithUniqueIdMapping
{
GetSizeFunc = () => data.Count,
GetAtFunc = (index) => data[index],
GetItemIdFunc = (index) =>
{
if (supportsUniqueIds)
{
return(data[index].ToString());
}
else
{
throw new InvalidOperationException();
}
}
};
}
else
{
mock = new MockItemsSource
{
GetSizeFunc = () => data.Count,
GetAtFunc = (index) => data[index],
GetItemIdFunc = (index) =>
{
if (supportsUniqueIds)
{
return(data[index].ToString());
}
else
{
throw new InvalidOperationException();
}
}
};
}
data.VectorChanged += (s, e) => mock.OnItemsSourceChanged(e.ConvertToDataSourceChangedEventArgs());
return(mock);
}
public void CanResetLayoutAfterUniqueIdReset()
{
var data = new WinRTCollection(Enumerable.Range(0, 2).Select(i => string.Format("Item #{0}", i)));
object dataSource = null;
RunOnUIThread.Execute(() => dataSource = MockItemsSource.CreateDataSource(data, supportsUniqueIds: true));
ItemsRepeater repeater = SetupRepeater(dataSource);
RunOnUIThread.Execute(() =>
{
var range = new UIElement[] { repeater.TryGetElement(0), repeater.TryGetElement(1) };
var clearedElements = new List <UIElement>();
repeater.ElementClearing += (s, e) =>
{
clearedElements.Add(e.Element);
};
// The realized elements will be sent to the unique id reset pool.
// They haven't been cleared yet.
data.Reset();
Verify.AreEqual(0, clearedElements.Count);
// This also cause elements to be sent to the unique id reset pool.
// We are validating here that we are smart enough not send them there twice.
// Doing so will cause an exception to be thrown.
repeater.Layout = null;
Verify.AreEqual(0, clearedElements.Count);
repeater.UpdateLayout();
// Layout runs. The elements in the reset pool are not used.
// They should be cleared back to the view generator at this point.
Verify.AreEqual(2, clearedElements.Count);
Verify.AreEqual(range[0], clearedElements[0]);
Verify.AreEqual(range[1], clearedElements[1]);
Verify.IsNull(repeater.TryGetElement(0));
Verify.IsNull(repeater.TryGetElement(1));
});
}
public void CanChangeFocusAfterUniqueIdReset()
{
var data = new WinRTCollection(Enumerable.Range(0, 2).Select(i => string.Format("Item #{0}", i)));
object dataSource = null;
RunOnUIThread.Execute(() => dataSource = MockItemsSource.CreateDataSource(data, supportsUniqueIds: true));
ItemsRepeater repeater = SetupRepeater(dataSource);
Control focusedElement = null;
RunOnUIThread.Execute(() =>
{
focusedElement = (Control)repeater.TryGetElement(0);
focusedElement.Focus();
});
IdleSynchronizer.Wait();
RunOnUIThread.Execute(() =>
{
data.Reset();
});
IdleSynchronizer.Wait();
RunOnUIThread.Execute(() =>
{
// Still focused.
Verify.AreEqual(focusedElement, Keyboard.FocusedElement);
// Change focused element.
focusedElement = (Control)repeater.TryGetElement(1);
focusedElement.Focus();
});
IdleSynchronizer.Wait();
RunOnUIThread.Execute(() =>
{
// Focus is on the new element.
Verify.AreEqual(focusedElement, Keyboard.FocusedElement);
});
}
// [TestMethod] Issue 1018
public void CanReuseElementsDuringUniqueIdReset()
{
var data = new WinRTCollection(Enumerable.Range(0, 2).Select(i => string.Format("Item #{0}", i)));
List <UIElement> mapping = null;
ItemsRepeater repeater = null;
MockElementFactory elementFactory = null;
ContentControl focusedElement = null;
RunOnUIThread.Execute(() =>
{
mapping = new List <UIElement> {
new ContentControl(), new ContentControl()
};
repeater = CreateRepeater(
MockItemsSource.CreateDataSource(data, supportsUniqueIds: true),
MockElementFactory.CreateElementFactory(mapping));
elementFactory = (MockElementFactory)repeater.ItemTemplate;
Content = repeater;
repeater.UpdateLayout();
focusedElement = (ContentControl)repeater.TryGetElement(1);
focusedElement.Focus();
});
IdleSynchronizer.Wait();
RunOnUIThread.Execute(() =>
{
elementFactory.ValidateGetElementCalls(
new MockElementFactory.GetElementCallInfo(0, repeater),
new MockElementFactory.GetElementCallInfo(1, repeater));
elementFactory.ValidateRecycleElementCalls();
data.ResetWith(new[] { data[0], "New item" });
Verify.AreEqual(0, repeater.GetElementIndex(mapping[0]));
Verify.AreEqual(1, repeater.GetElementIndex(mapping[1]));
Verify.IsNull(repeater.TryGetElement(0));
Verify.IsNull(repeater.TryGetElement(1));
elementFactory.ValidateGetElementCalls(/* GetElement should not be called */);
elementFactory.ValidateRecycleElementCalls(/* RecycleElement should not be called */);
mapping[1] = new ContentControl(); // For "New Item"
repeater.UpdateLayout();
Verify.AreEqual(0, repeater.GetElementIndex(mapping[0]));
Verify.AreEqual(1, repeater.GetElementIndex(mapping[1]));
Verify.AreEqual(mapping[0], repeater.TryGetElement(0));
Verify.AreEqual(mapping[1], repeater.TryGetElement(1));
elementFactory.ValidateGetElementCalls(
new MockElementFactory.GetElementCallInfo(1, repeater));
elementFactory.ValidateRecycleElementCalls(
new MockElementFactory.RecycleElementCallInfo(focusedElement, repeater));
// If the focused element survived the reset, we will keep focus on it. If not, we
// try to find one based on the index. In this case, the focused element (index 1)
// got recycled, and we still have index 1 after the stable reset, so the new index 1
// will get focused. Note that recycling the elements to view generator in the case of
// stable reset happens during the arrange, so by that time we will have pulled elements
// from the stable reset pool and maybe created some new elements as well.
int index = repeater.GetElementIndex(focusedElement);
Log.Comment("focused index " + index);
Verify.AreEqual(mapping[1], Keyboard.FocusedElement);
});
}
