using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Data; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; using Terminal.Gui; using Xunit; namespace UnitTests { public class TableViewTests { [Fact] public void EnsureValidScrollOffsets_WithNoCells() { var tableView = new TableView(); Assert.Equal(0,tableView.RowOffset); Assert.Equal(0,tableView.ColumnOffset); // Set empty table tableView.Table = new DataTable(); // Since table has no rows or columns scroll offset should default to 0 tableView.EnsureValidScrollOffsets(); Assert.Equal(0,tableView.RowOffset); Assert.Equal(0,tableView.ColumnOffset); } [Fact] public void EnsureValidScrollOffsets_LoadSmallerTable() { var tableView = new TableView(); tableView.Bounds = new Rect(0,0,25,10); Assert.Equal(0,tableView.RowOffset); Assert.Equal(0,tableView.ColumnOffset); // Set big table tableView.Table = BuildTable(25,50); // Scroll down and along tableView.RowOffset = 20; tableView.ColumnOffset = 10; tableView.EnsureValidScrollOffsets(); // The scroll should be valid at the moment Assert.Equal(20,tableView.RowOffset); Assert.Equal(10,tableView.ColumnOffset); // Set small table tableView.Table = BuildTable(2,2); // Setting a small table should automatically trigger fixing the scroll offsets to ensure valid cells Assert.Equal(0,tableView.RowOffset); Assert.Equal(0,tableView.ColumnOffset); // Trying to set invalid indexes should not be possible tableView.RowOffset = 20; tableView.ColumnOffset = 10; Assert.Equal(1,tableView.RowOffset); Assert.Equal(1,tableView.ColumnOffset); } /// /// Builds a simple table of string columns with the requested number of columns and rows /// /// /// /// public static DataTable BuildTable(int cols, int rows) { var dt = new DataTable(); for(int c = 0; c < cols; c++) { dt.Columns.Add("Col"+c); } for(int r = 0; r < rows; r++) { var newRow = dt.NewRow(); for(int c = 0; c < cols; c++) { newRow[c] = $"R{r}C{c}"; } dt.Rows.Add(newRow); } return dt; } } }