Class MenuCatalogNavigationLookupTests

EditMode tests for Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MenuCatalogNavigationLookup, the IMenuNavigationLookup adapter Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MainMenuGraphLoader and the reachability walker use against the real project catalog. Every composite fixture is created fresh in this fixture's own temp folder and Addressables-registered under COMPOSITE_VIEW — now that AddressablesManagedLabelNormalizer.ManagedLabels carries that label, a freshly registered composite is genuinely visible to MenuTransitionTargetCatalog by the time the test refreshes it, same as a freshly registered menu already was.

Inheritance

object

MenuCatalogNavigationLookupTests

Inherited Members

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

Namespace: Serenity.Menu.Tests.Editor

Assembly: Serenity.Menu.Tests.Editor.dll

Syntax

public class MenuCatalogNavigationLookupTests

Constructors

MenuCatalogNavigationLookupTests()

Declaration

public MenuCatalogNavigationLookupTests()

Methods

GetHostedMenuIds_FindsBothADirectAndARecursivelyNestedHostedMenu()

Declaration

public void GetHostedMenuIds_FindsBothADirectAndARecursivelyNestedHostedMenu()

GetHostedMenuIds_ReturnsEmptyForAnUnknownView()

Declaration

public void GetHostedMenuIds_ReturnsEmptyForAnUnknownView()

GetHostedMenuIds_SelfHostingCompositeCycle_TerminatesAndReturnsEachHostedMenuOnce()

Regression coverage for the walk's own cycle guard, two levels deep: Root hosts CompositeX, which hosts CompositeY, which hosts CompositeX right back (X and Y host each other), each composite also hosting a real menu of its own. The walk must terminate instead of recursing forever, and must still surface each hosted menu exactly once.

Declaration

public void GetHostedMenuIds_SelfHostingCompositeCycle_TerminatesAndReturnsEachHostedMenuOnce()

Remarks

The cycle is built one level below the queried root rather than back at the root itself: MenuTransitionTargetCatalog only keeps a composite in CompositeViewsById() (what Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MenuCatalogNavigationLookup.GetHostedMenuIds(System.String) looks the root up by) when NOTHING else lists it as a child — a root that referenced itself, or that some other composite pointed back at, would itself read as "nested" and vanish from that lookup before the walk could even start. X and Y referencing each other is fine because neither is looked up by id; Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MenuCatalogNavigationLookup.GetHostedMenuIds(System.String) only resolves the ROOT through the catalog and then walks the already-loaded Children references directly.

GetOutboundEdges_ReturnsEmptyForAViewThatDeclaresNone()

Declaration

public void GetOutboundEdges_ReturnsEmptyForAViewThatDeclaresNone()

TearDown()

Declaration

public void TearDown()

TryGetMenu_HitsACreatedMenu()

Declaration

public void TryGetMenu_HitsACreatedMenu()

TryGetViewKind_IsTrueWithCompositeForACompositeKnownToExistInTheProject_FalseForAnUnknownId()

Declaration

public void TryGetViewKind_IsTrueWithCompositeForACompositeKnownToExistInTheProject_FalseForAnUnknownId()