public void It_Should_Ignore_Static_Properties()
{
ClassWithStaticProperty.StaticField1 = "aaa";
var testClass = new ClassWithStaticProperty {
Field1 = "bbb"
};
var result = _converter.Convert(testClass);
Assert.True(result.HasValue);
var objAsHash = (LiquidHash)result.Value;
Assert.Equal(1, objAsHash.Keys.Count);
Assert.True(objAsHash.ContainsKey("field1"));
Assert.Equal(LiquidString.Create(testClass.Field1), objAsHash["field1"].Value);
}
public void StaticDataIsNotSerialised()
{
// Only instance fields will be serialised, which means that any fields / properties will be unaffected by the deserialisation process. To illustrate this..
// - Create something to clone that has a property and set that property to a known value
var source = new ClassWithStaticProperty();
ClassWithStaticProperty.Count = 1;
// - Serialise that data (if fields were going to be serialised then the value of the field would be captured here)
var serialisedData = BinarySerialisation.Serialise(source, new ISerialisationTypeConverter[0], _referenceReuseStrategy);
// - Change the property to a different value
ClassWithStaticProperty.Count = 2;
// - Deserialise.. if this were to read a value for the property from the serialised data and set it then the property value would revert back to
// the value that it had when it was serialised
var clone = BinarySerialisation.Deserialise <ClassWithStaticProperty>(serialisedData);
// - Confirm that the property was NOT reverted back to the value that it had when the data was serialised
Assert.Equal(2, ClassWithStaticProperty.Count);
}
