Opened 17 years ago

Closed 17 years ago

#369 closed defect (fixed)

This ticket contains 5 Defects ID: 1014109,1014117,1014118,1014123,985011. All of the five defects are related to the Remove method. They have the same problem and could be fixed using a same way.

Reported by: jessicacao Owned by: Tom Fukushima
Priority: medium Milestone: 2.0
Component: General Version:
Severity: major Keywords: Remove
Cc: Trevor Wekel External ID: 1014109,1014117,1014118,1014123,985011

Description

  1. Construct an instance of MgClassDefinitionCollection using the following code

MgClassDefinitionCollection classDefColl = new MgClassDefinitionCollection();

  1. Construct an instance of MgClassDefinition using the following code

MgClassDefinition classDef = new MgClassDefinition();

  1. Use the method Remove(MgClassDefinition value) to return a bool type value.

Sample code:

Assert.IsFalse(classDefColl.Remove(classDef));

Expect result: False Actual result: True

Change History (5)

comment:1 by jiab, 17 years ago

Owner: changed from Tom Fukushima to jiab

comment:2 by jessicacao, 17 years ago

Keywords: Remove added; MgClassDefinitionCollection::Remove removed
Summary: MgClassDefinitionCollection::Remove(MgClassDefinition value) returns a wrong value when the instance of MgClassDefinitionCollection is empty.This ticket contains 5 Defects ID: 1014109,1014117,1014118,1014123,985011. All of the five defects are related to the Remove method. They have the same problem and could be fixed using a same way.



This ticket contains 5 Defects ID: 1014109,1014117,1014118,1014123,985011. All of the five defects are related to the Remove method. They have the same problem and could be fixed using a same way.

Their descriptions are bellow:

1.985011

MgStringPropertyCollection::Remove(MgStringProperty value) returns a wrong value when the instance of MgStringPropertyCollection is empty.

Step to recur:

  1. Construct an instance of MgStringPropertyCollection using the following code

MgStringPropertyCollection stringPropertyCollection = new MgStringPropertyCollection();

  1. Construct an instance of MgStringProperty using the following code

MgStringProperty stringProperty = new MgStringPropert("stringProperty","testString");

c Use the method Remove(MgStringProperty value) to return a bool type value.

Sample code:

private MgStringPropertyCollection stringPropertyCollection;
private MgStringProperty stringProperty;
stringPropertyCollection = new MgStringPropertyCollection();
stringProperty = new MgStringProperty ("stringProperty","testString");
bool bRet = stringPropertyCollection.Remove(stringProperty);

Assert.IsTrue(bRet);

Expect result: False
Actual result: True

2.1014109

MgClassDefinitionCollection::Remove(MgClassDefinition value) returns a wrong value when the instance of MgClassDefinitionCollection is empty.

Step to recur:

  1. Construct an instance of MgClassDefinitionCollection using the following code

MgClassDefinitionCollection classDefColl = new MgClassDefinitionCollection();

  1. Construct an instance of MgClassDefinition using the following code

MgClassDefinition classDef = new MgClassDefinition();

  1. Use the method Remove(MgClassDefinition value) to return a bool type value.

Sample code:

Assert.IsFalse(classDefColl.Remove(classDef));

Expect result: False
Actual result: True

3.1014117

MgFeatureSchemaCollection:: Remove(MgFeatureSchema value) returns a wrong value when the instance of MgFeatureSchemaCollection is empty.

Step to recur:

  1. Construct an instance of MgFeatureCommandCollection using the following code

MgFeatureCommandCollection featComColl = new MgFeatureCommandCollection();

  1. Construct an instance of MgFeatureCommand using the following code

strClassName = "FeatureClassName";
strFilterText = "FilterText";

prop1 = new MgBooleanProperty("prop1", true);
prop2 = new MgBooleanProperty("prop2", false);

propColl1 = new MgPropertyCollection();
propColl2 = new MgPropertyCollection();

propColl1.Add(prop1);
propColl1.Add(prop2);
propColl2.Add(prop2);

MgUpdateFeatures updateFeat = new MgUpdateFeatures(strClassName, propColl1, strFilterText);

  1. Use the method Remove(MgFeatureCommand command) to return a bool type value.

Sample code:

Assert.IsFalse(featComColl.Remove((MgFeatureCommand)updateFeat));

Expect result: False
Actual result: True

4.1014118

MgMapCollection::Remove(MgMapBase value) returns a wrong value when the instance of MgMapCollection is empty.

Step to recur:

  1. Construct an instance of MgMapCollection using the following code

MgMapCollection mapColl = new MgMapCollection();

  1. Construct an instance of MgMapBase using the following code

MgMapBase mapBase = new MgMapBase();

  1. Use the method Remove(MgMapBase value)to return a bool type value.

Sample code:

Assert.IsFalse(mapColl.Remove(mapBase));

Expect result: False
Actual result: True

5.1014123

MgPropertyDefinitionCollection:: Remove(MgPropertyDefinition value) returns a wrong value when the instance of MgMapCollection is empty.

Step to recur:

  1. Construct an instance of MgPropertyDefinitionCollection using the following code

MgPropertyDefinitionCollection propDefColl = new MgPropertyDefinitionCollection();

  1. Construct an instance of MgPropertyDefinition using the following code

MgPropertyDefinition propDef = new MgPropertyDefinition("propName", MgPropertyType.Boolean);

  1. Use the method Remove(MgPropertyDefinition value)to return a bool type value.

Sample code:

Assert.IsFalse(propDefColl.Remove(propDef));

Expect result: False
Actual result: True

comment:3 by jessicacao, 17 years ago

Owner: changed from jiab to Tom Fukushima

comment:4 by jessicacao, 17 years ago

External ID: 10141091014109,1014117,1014118,1014123,985011

comment:5 by trevorwekel, 17 years ago

Resolution: fixed
Status: newclosed

Patch submitted by Jessica Cao

http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/changeset/2696

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