public SwitchExecutiveControl(
string editTimeConfiguration,
string runTimeConfiguration,
UpdateConfigurationDelegate updateConfigurationDelegate,
PanelPresentation requestedPresentation)
{
InitializeComponent();
/* used to save/load our view models and models. for save we serialize
* and return the string to InstrumentStudio via the UpdateConfiguraitonDelegate. This
* class also handles not saving during load. */
var saveDelegator = new SaveDelegator(updateConfigurationDelegate);
/* crete the main view model which creates all the child view models and models. by
* doing this creation here we imply that the view is created first. Also we:
*
* 1. check the registry to see if SwitchExecutive is installed.
* 2. create a DriverOperations class that is basically our model and conneciton to the driver.
* 3. create a status option that is shared to all view models. this allows any code to report errors. */
var mainViewModel =
new SwitchExecutiveControlViewModel(
requestedPresentation,
NISwitchExecutiveDriverOperations.IsDriverInstalled(),
(ISwitchExecutiveDriverOperations) new NISwitchExecutiveDriverOperations(),
(ISave)saveDelegator,
(IStatus) new Status());
/* attach the serialize and deserialize commands after. This allows us to create any objects we need
* prior to creating the ViewModels ... just for a cleaner construction. */
saveDelegator.Attach(
serialize: new Func <string>(() => mainViewModel.Serialize()),
deserialize: o => mainViewModel.Deserialize(o));
this.DataContext = mainViewModel;
// update our state based on the state saved in the .sfp file
saveDelegator.Deserialize(editTimeConfiguration);
// restore connections from the saved file
mainViewModel.ApplyLoadFromFile();
}
public void IsDriverInstalled_ReturnsTrue()
{
// The rest of these tests will fail if SwitchExecutive isn't installed. Needs default SwitchExecutiveExample in MAX.
Assert.IsTrue(NISwitchExecutiveDriverOperations.IsDriverInstalled());
}