using System;

namespace ObjectModelGenerator
{
	public class SimpleExampleUsage
	{
		/// <summary>
		/// This example creates a new document, fills it up a bit and then saves it to disk.
		/// </summary>
		public static void CreateNew()
		{
			// Create a new DOM root elemnt.
			MyDataSetElement newDocumentRootElement = new MyDataSetElement();

			// Fill it up with new data.
			MyDataSetElement.customersElement customer1 = new MyDataSetElement.customersElement();
			customer1.CustomerID = 14m;
			customer1.CompanyName = "Give Us All Your Money Inc.";
			customer1.Phone = "555-1234";
			newDocumentRootElement.customerss.Add(customer1);

			MyDataSetElement.customersElement customer2 = new MyDataSetElement.customersElement();
			// This means that the customer id will not get serialized, due to it being null.
			customer1.SetCustomerIDNull();
			customer1.CompanyName = "Rotten To The Corp.";
			customer1.Phone = "555-9872";
			newDocumentRootElement.customerss.Add(customer2);

			// Create an xml document from the dom.
			MyDataSetDocument actualXmlDocument = MyDataSetDocument.FromDOM(newDocumentRootElement);

			// Save the xml document to file.
			actualXmlDocument.Save("customers.xml");
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// This example loads the document we have created.
		/// </summary>
		public static void LoadFromFile()
		{
			// Create a blank xml document object.
			MyDataSetDocument actualXmlDocument = new MyDataSetDocument();
			// Load the data from the xml file. Note: This validates the XML. Prone to exceptions.
			actualXmlDocument.Load("customers.xml");

			// Create the DOM from the xml.
			MyDataSetElement rootElement = actualXmlDocument.CreateDOM();
		}
	}
}