public void PropertyChangedInConstructorSerializes()
{
// Concrete3's constructor sets Example2 and Example3 to null. This means that their _Accessed fields will be true.
// When we deserialize ContainerWithAbstract1, we also deserialize Concrete3. If we did not call FreeInMemoryObjects,
// then when we access Example2, it would appear that no deserialization is necessary, and Example2 will stay at its null value.
// Both of the following examples fail without FreeInMemoryObjects().
var concrete = new Concrete3()
{
Example2 = GetTypicalExample(),
Example3 = GetTypicalExample()
};
var concrete2 = concrete.CloneLazinatorTyped();
concrete2.Example2.Should().NotBeNull();
concrete2.Example3.Should().NotBeNull();
ContainerWithAbstract1 c = new ContainerWithAbstract1()
{
AbstractProperty = new Concrete3()
{
Example2 = GetTypicalExample(), Example3 = GetTypicalExample()
}
};
var c2 = c.CloneLazinatorTyped();
var c2_abstractProperty = (c2.AbstractProperty as Concrete3);
c2_abstractProperty.Example2.Should().NotBeNull();
c2_abstractProperty.Example3.Should().NotBeNull();
}
public void AbstractPropertySerializes()
{
ContainerWithAbstract1 c = new ContainerWithAbstract1()
{
AbstractProperty = new Concrete3()
{
String1 = "1", String2 = "2", String3 = "3"
}
};
var c2 = c.CloneLazinatorTyped();
var c2_abstractProperty = (c2.AbstractProperty as Concrete3);
c2_abstractProperty.String1.Should().Be("1");
c2_abstractProperty.String2.Should().Be("2");
c2_abstractProperty.String3.Should().Be("3");
}