C# (CSharp) DependencySystem.Invalidate Examples

Example #1

File: TestDependencySystem.cs Project: Joxx0r/ATF

        public void TestUpdateWithoutDependency()
        {
            DependencySystem<object> test = new DependencySystem<object>();
            object a = 1;
            object b = 2;
            test.AddDependency(b, a);
            test.Invalidate(b);

            Assert.False(test.NeedsUpdate);
        }

Example #2

File: TestDependencySystem.cs Project: tkdgur4427/SGDManagedEngine

        public void TestUpdateWithoutDependency()
        {
            DependencySystem <object> test = new DependencySystem <object>();
            object a = 1;
            object b = 2;

            test.AddDependency(b, a);
            test.Invalidate(b);

            Assert.False(test.NeedsUpdate);
        }

Example #3

File: TestDependencySystem.cs Project: Joxx0r/ATF

        public void TestSimpleUpdate()
        {
            DependencySystem<object> test = new DependencySystem<object>();
            object a = 1;
            object b = 2;
            test.AddDependency(b, a);

            Assert.False(test.NeedsUpdate);

            test.Invalidate(a);

            List<DependencySystem<object>.InvalidDependent> updates = new List<DependencySystem<object>.InvalidDependent>(test.GetInvalidDependents());
            Assert.AreEqual(updates.Count, 1);
            TestUpdate(updates[0], b, a);

            Assert.False(test.NeedsUpdate);
        }

Example #4

File: TestDependencySystem.cs Project: tkdgur4427/SGDManagedEngine

        public void TestSimpleUpdate()
        {
            DependencySystem <object> test = new DependencySystem <object>();
            object a = 1;
            object b = 2;

            test.AddDependency(b, a);

            Assert.False(test.NeedsUpdate);

            test.Invalidate(a);

            List <DependencySystem <object> .InvalidDependent> updates = new List <DependencySystem <object> .InvalidDependent>(test.GetInvalidDependents());

            Assert.AreEqual(updates.Count, 1);
            TestUpdate(updates[0], b, a);

            Assert.False(test.NeedsUpdate);
        }

Example #5

File: TestDependencySystem.cs Project: Joxx0r/ATF

        public void TestUpdate()
        {
            DependencySystem<object> test = new DependencySystem<object>();
            object a = 1;
            object b = 2;
            object c = 3;
            object d = 4;
            test.AddDependency(d, c);
            test.AddDependency(c, b);
            test.AddDependency(b, a);

            Assert.False(test.NeedsUpdate);

            test.Invalidate(a);

            List<DependencySystem<object>.InvalidDependent> updates = new List<DependencySystem<object>.InvalidDependent>(test.GetInvalidDependents());
            Assert.AreEqual(updates.Count, 3);
            TestUpdate(updates[0], b, a);
            TestUpdate(updates[1], c, b);
            TestUpdate(updates[2], d, c);
        }

Example #6

File: TestDependencySystem.cs Project: tkdgur4427/SGDManagedEngine

        public void TestUpdate()
        {
            DependencySystem <object> test = new DependencySystem <object>();
            object a = 1;
            object b = 2;
            object c = 3;
            object d = 4;

            test.AddDependency(d, c);
            test.AddDependency(c, b);
            test.AddDependency(b, a);

            Assert.False(test.NeedsUpdate);

            test.Invalidate(a);

            List <DependencySystem <object> .InvalidDependent> updates = new List <DependencySystem <object> .InvalidDependent>(test.GetInvalidDependents());

            Assert.AreEqual(updates.Count, 3);
            TestUpdate(updates[0], b, a);
            TestUpdate(updates[1], c, b);
            TestUpdate(updates[2], d, c);
        }