private void assertStringEncoded(String hex, String @string)
{
ByteString expectedUtf8 = ByteString.DecodeHex(hex);
// Confirm our implementation matches those expectations.
ByteString actualUtf8 = new EasyBuffer().WriteUtf8(@string).ReadByteString();
Assert.AreEqual(expectedUtf8, actualUtf8);
//// Confirm our expectations are consistent with the platform.
//ByteString platformUtf8 = ByteString.Of(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(@string));
//Assert.AreEqual(expectedUtf8, platformUtf8);
// Confirm we are consistent when writing one code point at a time.
var bufferUtf8 = new EasyBuffer();
for (int i = 0; i < @string.Length;)
{
int c = @string.CodePointAt(i);
bufferUtf8.WriteUtf8CodePoint(c);
i += Character.CharCount(c);
}
Assert.AreEqual(expectedUtf8, bufferUtf8.ReadByteString());
// Confirm we are consistent when measuring lengths.
Assert.AreEqual(expectedUtf8.Size(), Utf8.Size(@string));
Assert.AreEqual(expectedUtf8.Size(), Utf8.Size(@string, 0, @string.Length()));
}
