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Race to Linux - Race 3: Reports Starter Kit using Mono SqlServer/Firebird

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Reports Starter Kit port to Linux using Mono
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<font color= "blue">using</font> System;
<font color= "blue">using</font> System.Collections;
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">namespace</font> ASPNET.StarterKit.Reports.Components
<font color= "blue"></font>{
<font color= "green">    //*********************************************************************</font>
<font color= "green">    //</font>
<font color= "green">    // TabularReportCollection Class </font>
<font color= "green">    //</font>
<font color= "green">    // The TabularReportCollection is a Custom TabularReport collection used </font>
<font color= "green">    // to represent a list of tabular report data item.</font>
<font color= "green">    //</font>
<font color= "green">    //</font>
<font color= "green">    //*********************************************************************</font>
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">    public class</font> TabularReportCollection : ArrayList
<font color= "blue">    </font>{
<font color= "blue">        public enum</font> TabularReportFields
<font color= "blue">        </font>{
<font color= "blue">            </font>InitValue,
<font color= "blue">            </font>ProductName,
<font color= "blue">            </font>UnitsInStock,
<font color= "blue">            </font>UnitPrice
<font color= "blue">        </font>}
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">        public void</font> Sort(TabularReportFields sortField, bool isAscending)
<font color= "blue">        </font>{
<font color= "blue">            switch</font> (sortField) 
<font color= "blue">            </font>{
<font color= "blue">                case</font> TabularReportFields.ProductName:
<font color= "blue">                    </font>base.Sort(new ProductNameComparer());
<font color= "blue">                    </font>break;
<font color= "blue">                case</font> TabularReportFields.UnitsInStock:
<font color= "blue">                    </font>base.Sort(new UnitsInStockComparer());
<font color= "blue">                    </font>break;
<font color= "blue">                case</font> TabularReportFields.UnitPrice:
<font color= "blue">                    </font>base.Sort(new UnitPriceComparer());
<font color= "blue">                    </font>break;
<font color= "blue">            </font>}
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue"></font><font color= "blue">            if </font>(!isAscending) base.Reverse();<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">        </font>}
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">        private </font>sealed class ProductNameComparer : IComparer 
<font color= "blue">        </font>{
<font color= "blue">            public </font>int Compare(object x, object y)
<font color= "blue">            </font>{
<font color= "blue">                </font>TabularReport first = (TabularReport) x;
<font color= "blue">                </font>TabularReport second = (TabularReport) y;
<font color= "blue">                return</font> first.ProductName.CompareTo(second.ProductName);
<font color= "blue">            </font>}
<font color= "blue">        </font>}
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">        private </font>sealed class UnitsInStockComparer : IComparer 
<font color= "blue">        </font>{
<font color= "blue">            public </font>int Compare(object x, object y)
<font color= "blue">            </font>{
<font color= "blue">                </font>TabularReport first = (TabularReport) x;
<font color= "blue">                </font>TabularReport second = (TabularReport) y;
<font color= "blue">                return</font> first.UnitsInStock.CompareTo(second.UnitsInStock);
<font color= "blue">            </font>}
<font color= "blue">        </font>}
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">        private </font>sealed class UnitPriceComparer : IComparer 
<font color= "blue">        </font>{
<font color= "blue">            public </font>int Compare(object x, object y)
<font color= "blue">            </font>{
<font color= "blue">                </font>TabularReport first = (TabularReport) x;
<font color= "blue">                </font>TabularReport second = (TabularReport) y;
<font color= "blue">                return</font> first.UnitPrice.CompareTo(second.UnitPrice);
<font color= "blue">            </font>}
<font color= "blue">        </font>}
<font color= "blue">    </font>}
<font color= "blue"></font>}
</pre>

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