/V4/StockTrader RI/Desktop/StockTraderRI.Modules.Position/Interfaces/IOrdersView.cs

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using StockTraderRI.Modules.Position.Orders;

using System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis;



namespace StockTraderRI.Modules.Position.Interfaces

{

    [SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Design", "CA1040:AvoidEmptyInterfaces", Justification="This interface is used as a contract type in the MEF container.")]

    public interface IOrdersView

    {

        // The OrdersController.ShowOrdersView method adds an OrdersView to the action region.

        // The OrdersView implements this interface and is exported in the container.

        // Therefore, the OrdersController is abstracted of the concrete implementation of the view,

        // while still being able of retrieving it from the container and adding it to a region.

    }

}