public static void TestEolianEinaValueImplicitOperators()
{
var obj = new Dummy.TestObject();
int payload = 1999;
obj.SetValue(payload);
var expected = new Eina.Value(1999);
var received = new Eina.Value(Eina.ValueType.String);
received.Dispose();
obj.OutValue(out received);
Test.AssertEquals(expected, received);
Test.AssertEquals(Eina.ValueType.Int32, received.GetValueType());
int i = received;
Test.AssertEquals(i, 1999);
expected.Dispose();
expected = new Eina.Value("Hallo");
obj.SetValue("Hallo");
obj.OutValue(out received);
Test.AssertEquals(expected, received);
Test.AssertEquals(Eina.ValueType.String, received.GetValueType());
string s = received;
Test.AssertEquals(s, "Hallo");
// Casting
expected.Dispose();
expected = new Eina.Value((double)15);
obj.SetValue((double)15);
received.Dispose();
obj.OutValue(out received);
Test.AssertEquals(expected, received);
Test.AssertEquals(Eina.ValueType.Double, received.GetValueType());
// Check for 0
// This is a special value, since C# can silently convert it to an enum
// leading to collisions with Eina.ValueType
expected.Dispose();
expected = new Eina.Value(0);
obj.SetValue(0);
received.Dispose();
obj.OutValue(out received);
Test.AssertEquals(expected, received);
Test.AssertEquals(Eina.ValueType.Int32, received.GetValueType());
expected.Dispose();
received.Dispose();
obj.Dispose();
}
public static void TestEolianEinaValueOutByValue()
{
var obj = new Dummy.TestObject();
using (Eina.Value v = new Eina.Value(Eina.ValueType.String)) {
Eina.Value v_out = null;
v.Set("hello!");
obj.SetValue(v);
obj.OutValue(out v_out);
Test.AssertEquals(v, v_out);
Test.AssertEquals(Eina.Ownership.Managed, v_out.Ownership);
}
}
