// File: TestHof.cs
// Author: David Bergman
//
// This file is testing a mini framework for higher-order functions
// that I implemented during a seminar at Lab49
//

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;

public class Test {

public static int Add(int m, int n) { return m+n; }

public static void Main(string[] args) {
  
  // Transform strings to ints
  
  IList<int> myInts = new List<int>();
  // We can provide raw method references, and
  // they will be automatically wrapped into a
  // proper delegate - our chosen functoid type
  // - thanks to a C# 2.0 extension
  Hof.Transform(args, myInts, Int32.Parse);

  // Calculate the sum
  
  int sum = Hof.Accumulate(myInts, 0, Add);
 
  // Pick max

  // We can create a functoid on-the-fly, with inline definition
  // thanks to a C# 2.0 extension
  int max = Hof.Accumulate(myInts, 0,
       delegate(int m, int n) { return Math.Max(m, n); });

  Console.WriteLine("Sum is {0}", sum);
  Console.WriteLine("Max is {0}", max);
}
}