Class WizardDraftReloadSimulator

Drives a wizard window through the messages Unity fires around a domain reload — OnDisable, the reload itself in its harshest shape, then OnEnable — so a test proves what the window's OWN messages do rather than restating them through a per-window seam. Shared by the contract that sweeps every stepped wizard and by the per-window tests that pin one window's own drafts.

Inheritance

object

WizardDraftReloadSimulator

Inherited Members

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Namespace: Serenity.Tests.Shared.Editor

Assembly: Serenity.Tests.Shared.Editor.dll

Syntax

public static class WizardDraftReloadSimulator

Methods

HoldersOf(EditorWindow)

Every Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Editor.ISerenityWizardDraftHolder the window declares as a field, including ones inherited from a base window.

Declaration

public static List<ISerenityWizardDraftHolder> HoldersOf(EditorWindow window)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
EditorWindow	window

Returns

Type	Description
List<ISerenityWizardDraftHolder>

InvokeWindowMessage(EditorWindow, Type, string)

Calls one of the window's own Unity messages by name, or does nothing when it declares none — a window with no drafts to keep needs neither.

Declaration

public static void InvokeWindowMessage(EditorWindow window, Type windowType, string messageName)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
EditorWindow	window
Type	windowType
string	messageName

PrepareFrame(EditorWindow)

Runs the window's non-drawing frame preamble — safe outside a repaint — which is where a window that builds or restores its drafts lazily does so.

Declaration

public static void PrepareFrame(EditorWindow window)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
EditorWindow	window

ReloadLosingScratch(EditorWindow)

OnDisable, then every draft holder the window declares loses both its non-serialized wrapper and its scratch instances (see Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Editor.ISerenityWizardDraftHolder.SimulateScratchLosingDomainReloadForTests), then OnEnable. A window that keeps its drafts outside a holder has nothing the simulated reload can preserve for it, which is exactly what such a window loses to a real one.

Declaration

public static void ReloadLosingScratch(EditorWindow window)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
EditorWindow	window