public void UpdateObject_File_ContentChange()
{
var fileSystem = new MockFileSystem();
fileSystem.RegisterDirectory(@"C:\left");
fileSystem.RegisterFile(@"C:\left\file");
fileSystem.RegisterDirectory(@"C:\right");
fileSystem.RegisterFile(@"C:\right\file");
var serviceContainer = new ManualServiceContainer();
serviceContainer.Register <IFileSystem>(fileSystem);
var executionContext = new ExecutionContext(serviceContainer);
var directoryContainer = new DirectoryContainer(@"C:\right");
var directoryContainerInstance = directoryContainer.CreateInstance(executionContext);
var leftFile = new FileObject(@"C:\left\file", fileSystem);
leftFile.Metadata["BasePath"] = Path.Parse(@"C:\left");
var rightFile = new FileObject(@"C:\right\file", fileSystem);
var change = new ContentChange();
var syncContext = new SyncContext(null, executionContext);
var result = directoryContainerInstance.UpdateObject(rightFile, leftFile, change, syncContext).ToArray();
var expected = new IOperation[] {
new CopyFileOperation(leftFile, rightFile, fileSystem, executionContext)
};
CollectionAssert.AreEqual(expected, result);
}
public void ChangeContent(object newContent)
{
ContentChange?.Invoke(this, new ContentChangeEventArgs(newContent));
// FIXME: This is one hell of an ugly hack...
CurrentDataContext = ((UserControl)newContent).DataContext;
}