Class FoundationReferenceWalkerTests

Tests for Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Editor.Validation.FoundationReferenceWalker's AssetKey support: a type with no declared FoundationReferenceContracts row but at least one [AssetPathField] field must still be walked, emitting one Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Editor.Validation.FoundationReferenceSite per match with AssetKey and the attribute's asset type resolved.

Inheritance
object
FoundationReferenceWalkerTests
Inherited Members
Namespace: Serenity.UnityValidation.Tests.Editor
Assembly: Serenity.UnityValidation.Tests.Editor.dll
Syntax
public class FoundationReferenceWalkerTests

Constructors

FoundationReferenceWalkerTests()

Declaration
public FoundationReferenceWalkerTests()

Methods

HasContractsFor_TypeWithAnAssetPathFieldAndNoContractRows_ReturnsTrue()

Declaration
public void HasContractsFor_TypeWithAnAssetPathFieldAndNoContractRows_ReturnsTrue()

HasContractsFor_TypeWithNeitherContractRowsNorAssetPathFields_ReturnsFalse()

Declaration
public void HasContractsFor_TypeWithNeitherContractRowsNorAssetPathFields_ReturnsFalse()

ManagedReferenceTypename_IsTheAssemblyNameThenTheFullNameWithNestedTypesAfterASlash()

The walker compares against the way Unity names a stored reference, so that format is asserted here from Unity itself rather than assumed.

Declaration
public void ManagedReferenceTypename_IsTheAssemblyNameThenTheFullNameWithNestedTypesAfterASlash()

WalkContracts_AFieldDeclaredOnAGlobalNamespaceType_IsWalkedForThatTypeOnly()

The contract names the declaring type by its full name, so a signal declared in the global namespace — which Unity writes as Assembly Type, with no dot at all — is still told apart.

Declaration
public void WalkContracts_AFieldDeclaredOnAGlobalNamespaceType_IsWalkedForThatTypeOnly()

WalkContracts_AFieldDeclaredOnANestedType_IsWalkedForThatTypeOnly()

Unity writes a nested type as Outer/Inner; the row still has to find it.

Declaration
public void WalkContracts_AFieldDeclaredOnANestedType_IsWalkedForThatTypeOnly()

WalkContracts_ASignalSharingItsShortNameWithAnotherNamespacesType_IsNotConfusedWithIt()

Two signals can share a short name across namespaces; a declaration made on one never reaches the other, whichever order they are stored in.

Declaration
public void WalkContracts_ASignalSharingItsShortNameWithAnotherNamespacesType_IsNotConfusedWithIt()

Walk_ACollectionBelowAPlainField_EmitsOneSitePerElement()

A collection that sits BELOW a plain field (a modal keeps its options inside its showModalParameters) is walked like one at the top: one site per element. The modal rows used to be declared and never found, because the walker only expanded a collection in the first segment.

Declaration
public void Walk_ACollectionBelowAPlainField_EmitsOneSitePerElement()

Walk_AFieldDeclaredOnOneSignalType_AppliesOnlyToAnElementOfThatType()

Two signal types can both have a field named alike; a declaration made on one of them applies only to an element that IS that type, so the HUD id of a show-HUD signal is read once, not once per signal type that declares a HudId.

Declaration
public void Walk_AFieldDeclaredOnOneSignalType_AppliesOnlyToAnElementOfThatType()

Walk_AStringOptionsIdIsAGameSettingReferenceUnlessTheOptionIsASubmitButton(int, int)

A submit-style option is a button: its Id names the button, so no game setting is claimed — otherwise every button a modal wizard creates would read as a dangling setting reference.

Declaration
public void Walk_AStringOptionsIdIsAGameSettingReferenceUnlessTheOptionIsASubmitButton(int interactionTypeIndex, int expectedGameSettingSiteCount)
Parameters
Type Name Description
int interactionTypeIndex
int expectedGameSettingSiteCount

Walk_TypeWithAnAssetPathFieldAndNoContractRows_EmitsAnAssetKeySite()

Declaration
public void Walk_TypeWithAnAssetPathFieldAndNoContractRows_EmitsAnAssetKeySite()