To create a business object that represents a 'User' of my Datalog application, I have used the code shown below, and it works well for my purposes. I decided to make it a Struct instead of a Class as it is a small and lightweight object. If any readers think that it should preferably be a Class, then please leave a comment. I'm still learning this stuff, so any tips welcome!
1: using System;
2:
3: namespace KAS.Datalog
4: {
5: /// <summary>
6: /// Represents a user of the application.
7: /// </summary>
8: public struct User
9: {
10: #region Fields
11:
12: private string _strName;
13: private UserLevel _userLevel;
14:
15: #endregion
16:
17: #region Properties
18:
19: /// <summary>
20: /// Gets or sets the user name.
21: /// </summary>
22: public string Name
23: {
24: get { return this._strName; }
25: set { this._strName = value; }
26: }
27:
28: /// <summary>
29: /// Gets or sets the user level.
30: /// </summary>
31: public UserLevel Level
32: {
33: get { return this._userLevel; }
34: set { this._userLevel = value; }
35: }
36:
37: #endregion
38:
39: #region Constructor
40:
41: /// <summary>
42: /// Constructor
43: /// </summary>
44: /// <param name="name">Name of the user</param>
45: /// <param name="level">Secutirty level</param>
46: public User(string name, UserLevel level)
47: {
48: if (name != "") { this._strName = name; }
49: else { this._strName = "Unknown"; }
50:
51: this._userLevel = level;
52: }
53:
54: #endregion
55:
56: #region Overridden methods
57:
58: public override string ToString()
59: {
60: return this._strName + "," + this._userLevel.ToString();
61: }
62:
63: #endregion
64: }
65: }
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