public void AddReply(Question q, Reply r)
{
context.Reply.Add(r);
q.AddReply(r);
context.Question.Update(q);
context.SaveChanges();
}
public static void Seed(ApplicationDbContext context)
{
if (!context.Question.Any())
{
Question fq1 = new Question
{
QuestionHeader = "Year, Month, and Day parameters " +
"describe an un-representable DateTime Exception",
QuestionBody = "I'm getting this error when I try to " +
"print a DateTime object on my website.",
Type = "FQ"
};
Question fq2 = new Question
{
QuestionHeader = "Null pointer references when the .cshtml page tries to render Comment objects.",
QuestionBody = "The debugger shows that there is a comment object, but the user name is Null.",
Type = "FQ"
};
// Populate keywords
fq1.FindKeywords();
fq2.FindKeywords();
// Moving adding and updating Questions and users after replies are accounted for.
context.Question.Add(fq1);
context.Question.Add(fq2);
// Make Replies
Reply r1 = new Reply()
{
ReplyBody = "Have you tried adding a .ToString?",
};
Reply r2 = new Reply()
{
ReplyBody = "Try adding a date string formatter. I used this " +
" to get year-month-day: dateObj.ToString('yyyy - MM - dd')",
};
// Find keywords in replies
r1.FindKeywords();
r2.FindKeywords();
// Add replies to context
context.Reply.Add(r1);
context.Reply.Add(r2);
// Add reply to ForumQ
fq1.AddReply(r1);
fq1.AddReply(r2);
// Make FAQs/Kbs
Question faq1 = new Question
{
// Title
QuestionHeader = "What is a method and why do I have to call it?",
// Body
QuestionBody = "A method is a code block that contains a series " +
"of statements. A program causes the statements to be executed " +
"by calling the method and specifying any required method " +
"arguments. In C#, every executed instruction is performed in " +
"the context of a method. The Main method is the entry point " +
"for every C# application and it's called by the common " +
"language runtime (CLR) when the program is started. " +
"The method definition specifies the names and types of any" +
" parameters that are required. When calling code calls the" +
" method, it provides concrete values called arguments for each" +
" parameter. The arguments must be compatible with the " +
"parameter type but the argument name (if any) used in the " +
"calling code doesn't have to be the same as the parameter " +
"named defined in the method. ",
Type = "KB"
};
Question faq2 = new Question
{
QuestionHeader = "What is the difference between ref & out " +
"parameters?",
QuestionBody = "An argument passed as ref must be initialized" +
" before passing to the method whereas the out parameter needs not " +
"to be initialized before passing to a method. ",
Type = "KB"
};
Question faq3 = new Question
{
QuestionHeader = "What is the difference between public, " +
"static, and void?",
QuestionBody = "Public declared variables or methods are " +
"accessible anywhere in the application. Static declared " +
"variables or methods are globally accessible without creating " +
"an instance of the class. Static member are by default not" +
" globally accessible it depends upon the type of access " +
"modified used. The compiler stores the address of the method " +
"as the entry point and uses this information to begin" +
" execution before any objects are created. And Void is a " +
"type modifier that states that the method or variable does " +
"not return any value. ",
Type = "KB"
};
// Add keywords
faq1.FindKeywords();
faq2.FindKeywords();
faq3.FindKeywords();
// Add FAQs to context
context.Question.Add(faq1);
context.Question.Add(faq2);
context.Question.Add(faq3);
context.SaveChanges();
}
}
public void AddReply(Question q, Reply r)
{
q.AddReply(r);
replies.Add(r);
}