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WalkthroughThe recent changes focus on enhancing the initialization and usage of various objects and conditions in two main areas: the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)Initialization and Condition Handling in
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- Ginger/Ginger/DataSource/AddNewDataSourcePage.xaml.cs (6 hunks)
- Ginger/GingerCoreNET/Drivers/CoreDrivers/Web/Selenium/SeleniumDriver.cs (6 hunks)
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Ginger/Ginger/DataSource/AddNewDataSourcePage.xaml.cs (4)
48-52: Initialization ofmDSDetailsusing object initializersThis change simplifies the creation of
mDSDetailsby using object initializers. It sets theFilePathandNameproperties directly, which makes the code more concise and readable.
72-72: Use of theis notoperator for type checksThe use of
is notin conditions improves readability by making the negation explicit. This change is a good practice as it enhances the clarity of the condition.Also applies to: 87-87
114-123: Enhanced error reporting in conditionsThe updated error handling and user feedback in these segments ensure that the user is informed of missing or incorrect details before proceeding. This is crucial for preventing runtime errors and improving user experience.
Also applies to: 129-132
180-185: Creation and usage of buttons within theShowAsWindowmethodThe update to directly initialize the
Buttonwith properties (Content = "OK") and the use of an empty list initializer forwinButtonsare modern C# features that enhance the clarity and succinctness of the code.Ginger/GingerCoreNET/Drivers/CoreDrivers/Web/Selenium/SeleniumDriver.cs (6)
6453-6474: Well-implemented string processing and list handling.The use of LINQ for string manipulation and the logic to set the default value in
OptionalValuesObjectsListare correctly implemented. This ensures clean and efficient data handling.
6589-6589: Proper initialization ofComboValues.Initializing
ComboValuesas an empty list before populating it ensures that the list is always in a valid state when accessed, which is a good practice.
6602-6602: Clear and effective initialization oflocatorsList.Initializing
locatorsListas an empty list is a good practice, ensuring that it is always ready for new entries.
6715-6715: Consistent and clean initialization oflocatorsList.This approach maintains consistency across methods which is beneficial for maintainability.
6822-6832: Efficient and clean implementation ofElementLocatorcreation.The use of object initializer syntax enhances readability and maintainability. The check before adding to
locatorsListis a good practice to ensure data integrity.
7041-7041: Proper use of null-coalescing assignment forXPaths.The use of
??=ensures thatXPathsis initialized only if it hasn't been already, which is efficient and prevents unnecessary reinitializations.
| System.IO.FileStream fs = new(mDSDetails.FileFullPath.Replace("~", WorkSpace.Instance.Solution.Folder), System.IO.FileMode.Create, System.IO.FileAccess.Write); | ||
| fs.Write(obj, 0, obj.Length); |
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Modification of file writing logic based on DSType
The logic for writing to a file based on the data source type (MSAccess or LiteDataBase) has been refactored to use a more concise syntax with the using statement, which ensures proper disposal of resources. However, the using statement is missing, which could lead to resource leaks.
- System.IO.FileStream fs = new(mDSDetails.FileFullPath.Replace("~", WorkSpace.Instance.Solution.Folder), System.IO.FileMode.Create, System.IO.FileAccess.Write);
- fs.Write(obj, 0, obj.Length);
- fs.Close();
- fs.Dispose();
+ using (System.IO.FileStream fs = new(mDSDetails.FileFullPath.Replace("~", WorkSpace.Instance.Solution.Folder), System.IO.FileMode.Create, System.IO.FileAccess.Write))
+ {
+ fs.Write(obj, 0, obj.Length);
+ }Also applies to: 165-166
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