/// <summary>
/// Demonstrates creating a simple Prod using preconfigured loggers from a configuration file
/// </summary>
public static void LoadConfigFile()
{
try
{
/* Loading a set of loggers from a configuration file (located in the /bin directory */
LoggingConfiguration lc = new LoggingConfiguration();
/* Adding them to the controller */
LogController.AddActiveLogger(lc.LoadFromConfiguration(@"loggers.ses"));
/* start the application and wait until it exists */
Process.Start("MasterWinformTest.exe");
Prod.WinWaitExists(WIN_TITLE);
/* Get the parent window and add loggers */
ProdWindow window = new ProdWindow(WIN_TITLE);
/* here's the control we want to Prod */
ProdCheckBox chk1 = new ProdCheckBox(window, "checkBox1");
/* We'll monkey with the slider control */
ProdSlider slider = new ProdSlider(window, "trackBarTest");
slider.SetValue(3);
chk1.SetCheckState(ToggleState.On);
}
catch (ProdUI.Exceptions.ProdOperationException e)
{
/* Show any errors */
Debug.WriteLine(">>>>>>>" + e.InnerException.Message + "<<<<<<<<");
}
}
public void button2_ClickTest()
{
ProdButton but2 = new ProdButton(testWindow, "button2");
ProdCheckBox chk = new ProdCheckBox(testWindow, "checkBox3");
but2.Click();
Assert.IsTrue(chk.GetCheckState() == ToggleState.On);
}
void ReleaseDesignerOutlets()
{
if (ContinueToLoginBtn != null)
{
ContinueToLoginBtn.Dispose();
ContinueToLoginBtn = null;
}
if (DevCheckBox != null)
{
DevCheckBox.Dispose();
DevCheckBox = null;
}
if (ErrLabel != null)
{
ErrLabel.Dispose();
ErrLabel = null;
}
if (PreProdBankidCheckBox != null)
{
PreProdBankidCheckBox.Dispose();
PreProdBankidCheckBox = null;
}
if (ProdBankidCheckBox != null)
{
ProdBankidCheckBox.Dispose();
ProdBankidCheckBox = null;
}
if (ProdCheckBox != null)
{
ProdCheckBox.Dispose();
ProdCheckBox = null;
}
if (StagCheckBox != null)
{
StagCheckBox.Dispose();
StagCheckBox = null;
}
if (TestCheckBox != null)
{
TestCheckBox.Dispose();
TestCheckBox = null;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Demonstrates creating a simple Prod and how to create and add an external ProdLogger as well as how a
/// static Prod can be used to set a checkbox's value.
/// </summary>
public static void SimpleProdExample()
{
try
{
/* Create a logger. Note: You don't need to have a logger at all if you don't want one... */
ProdLogger def = new ProdLogger(new DebugLogger(), LoggingLevels.Prod, "LogTime,Message Level,Calling Function,Message Text", "T");
/* Add the new logger to the active loggers */
LogController.AddActiveLogger(def);
/* start the application and wait until it exists */
Process.Start("MasterWinformTest.exe");
Prod.WinWaitExists(WIN_TITLE);
/* Get the parent window and add loggers */
ProdWindow window = new ProdWindow(WIN_TITLE);
/* here's the control we want to Prod */
ProdCheckBox chk1 = new ProdCheckBox(window, "checkBox1");
/* We'll monkey with the slider control */
ProdSlider slider = new ProdSlider(window, "trackBarTest");
slider.SetValue(3);
/* here, we use a static Prod to directly set the ToggleState */
Prod.SetCheckState(window, "checkBox2", ToggleState.On);
/* and switch tabs */
ProdTab tabB = new ProdTab(window, "tabControl1");
tabB.SelectTab(1);
/* We're still able to set the checkbox on the other tab because we got its control before we changed */
chk1.SetCheckState(ToggleState.On);
/* This will break, because the static checkbox can't be referenced, since its not onscreen */
//Prod.SetCheckState(window, "checkBox3", ToggleState.Off);
}
catch (ProdUI.Exceptions.ProdOperationException e)
{
/* Show any errors */
Debug.WriteLine(">>>>>>>" + e.InnerException.Message + "<<<<<<<<");
}
}
