/// <summary>
/// This method searches for all the records that contain the string (searchString) and returns them as a RecordList object .
/// /*This could easily be changed to it returns a List<Record> but I think returning a RecordList object is much helpful right now.*/
/// USE THIS METHOD TO PRINT THE NEW RECORD LIST AFTER SEARCHING!!!
/// </summary>
/// <param name="searchString"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public RecordList searchRecord(string searchString)
{
List <Record> searchedList = recordList.filterList(searchString);
RecordList cloneList = new RecordList(searchedList);
return(cloneList); //Needs some things updated in list and form first.
}
public void testFilteringRecords()
{
List <Record> tempList = new List <Record>();
Record r7 = new Record(new RecordInfoBuilder()
.withRecordName("Daniel12")
.withArtist("TEST")
.withYear(1999)
.withRecordCondition(RecordCondition.Good)
.withSleeveCondition(RecordCondition.Good)
.withPrice(200.0)
.withID(99)
.build());
Record r8 = new Record(new RecordInfoBuilder()
.withRecordName("Daniel13")
.withArtist("TEST")
.withYear(1999)
.withRecordCondition(RecordCondition.Good)
.withSleeveCondition(RecordCondition.Good)
.withPrice(200.0)
.withID(99)
.build());
rList.addRecord(r7);
rList.addRecord(r8);
tempList.Add(r7);
Assert.ReferenceEquals(tempList, rList.filterList("12"));
tempList.Remove(r7);
tempList.Add(r8);
Assert.ReferenceEquals(tempList, rList.filterList("13"));
}
