static void Main()
{
//Perform a simple greet
IGreeter greeter = new EnglishGreeter();
greeter.Greet(Environment.UserName);
//Run the command line program - this demonstrates usage of protected fields
var service = new CommandLineService();
//To demonstrate field access (pointless field access mind you) set the field "Name"
service.Name = "MyService";
//Register commands and start
service.RegisterCommand <QuitCommand>();
service.RegisterCommand <SayHelloCommand>();
service.RegisterCommand <TestCommand>();
service.Start();
//Display the "IsRunning" property - for no reason other than to prove property access is the same
Console.Write("The CommandLineService {0} ", service.Name);
if (service.IsRunning)
{
Console.WriteLine("is still running");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("has stopped running");
}
}
public static void Run()
{
var greeter = new EnglishGreeter().SetNext(new FrenchGreeter());
greeter.Handle(Language.English);
greeter.Handle(Language.French);
}
public static void Main()
{
IGreeter g = new EnglishGreeter();
IGreeter gp = (IGreeter)EchoProxy.CreateFor(g);
Console.WriteLine(gp.Meet("Jack", 16));
Console.WriteLine(gp.Leave("Jack"));
}
public void ShouldGreetInEnglish()
{
var expectedGreet = $"Hello, {personName}";
IMultiLanguageGreeters greeter = new EnglishGreeter();
var returnedGreeting = greeter.Greetings(personName);
Assert.Equal(expectedGreet, returnedGreeting);
}
