private void FullSerializeAndDeserialize()
{
// use the sample data to fake a project
var srcProject = BuildSampleProject2();
var expectedTitle = SampleRomData.GetSampleUtf8CartridgeTitle();
srcProject.Data.SnesAddressSpace.GetAnnotationCountInAllChildren <Comment>().Should().BeGreaterThan(0);
srcProject.Data.SnesAddressSpace.GetAnnotationCountInAllChildren <Label>().Should().BeGreaterThan(0);
// extract the bytes that would normally be in the SMC file (they only exist in code for this sample data)
var romFileBytes = srcProject.Data.RomByteSource.Bytes.Select(e => e?.Byte ?? 0).ToList().ToList();
// save it to create an output byte stream, we'd normally write this to the disk
var serializer = new ProjectXmlSerializer();
var outputBytes = serializer.Save(srcProject);
// now do the reverse and load our output back as the input
var(deserializedProject, warning) = serializer.Load(outputBytes);
// final step, the loading process doesn't save the actual SMC file bytes, so we do it ourselves here
deserializedProject.Project.Data.RomByteSource.SetBytesFrom(romFileBytes);
// now we can do a full compare between the original project, and the project which has been cycled through
// serialization and deserialization
Assert.True(warning == "");
Assert.True(srcProject.Equals(deserializedProject.Project));
deserializedProject.Project.Data.SnesAddressSpace.GetAnnotationCountInAllChildren <Comment>().Should().BeGreaterThan(0);
deserializedProject.Project.Data.SnesAddressSpace.GetAnnotationCountInAllChildren <Label>().Should().BeGreaterThan(0);
CartNameTests.TestRomCartTitle(deserializedProject.Project, expectedTitle);
}
public void FullSerializeAndDeserialize()
{
var srcProject = sampleProjectCreator.Create() as Project;
var expectedTitle = SnesSampleRomDataFactory.GetSampleUtf8CartridgeTitle();
srcProject.Data.Comments.Count.Should().BeGreaterThan(0);
srcProject.Data.Labels.Labels.Count().Should().BeGreaterThan(0);
// extract the bytes that would normally be in the SMC file (they only exist in code for this sample data)
var romFileBytes = srcProject.Data.GetFileBytes().ToList();
// save it to create an output byte stream, we'd normally write this to the disk
var outputBytes = serializer.Save(srcProject);
// now do the reverse and load our output back as the input
var projectOpenInfo = serializer.Load(outputBytes);
var deserializedRoot = projectOpenInfo.Root;
var warning = projectOpenInfo.OpenResult.Warning;
// final step, the loading process doesn't save the actual SMC file bytes, so we do it ourselves here
deserializedRoot.Project.Data.RomBytes.CopyRomDataIn(romFileBytes);
// now we can do a full compare between the original project, and the project which has been cycled through
// serialization and deserialization
warning.Should().Be(null);
deserializedRoot.Project.Data.Labels.Labels.Count().Should().Be(srcProject.Data.Labels.Labels.Count());
void TestEquivalent(Func <Project, object> func, ProjectXmlSerializer.Root root, Project project) =>
func(root.Project).Should().BeEquivalentTo(func(project));
TestEquivalent(x => x.Data.RomBytes, deserializedRoot, srcProject);
TestEquivalent(x => x.Data.Comments, deserializedRoot, srcProject);
TestEquivalent(x => x.Data.Labels, deserializedRoot, srcProject);
deserializedRoot.Project.Should().BeEquivalentTo(srcProject);
deserializedRoot.Project.Data.Comments.Count.Should().BePositive();
deserializedRoot.Project.Data.Labels.Labels.Count().Should().BePositive();
CartNameTests.TestRomCartTitle(deserializedRoot.Project, expectedTitle);
}
