public void ThreeLevelHierarchyTest3()
{
try
{
var root = new HierarchyRoot {
Name = "Bob, Sr."
};
DataModel <HierarchyRoot> .Save(root);
var child = new HierarchyChild {
Name = "Bob, Jr.", Root = root
};
DataModel <HierarchyChild> .Save(child);
var grandChild = new HierarchyGrandChild {
Name = "Bob, 3rd", Parent = child
};
DataModel <HierarchyGrandChild> .Save(grandChild);
root = DataModel <HierarchyRoot> .NewQuery().SelectFirst(1, ProviderDefaults.AppProvider, null).Entity;
Assert.IsNotNull(root);
Assert.IsTrue(root.Name == "Bob, Sr.");
Assert.IsNotNull(root.Children);
Assert.IsTrue(root.Children.Count > 0);
Assert.IsTrue(root.Children[0].Name == "Bob, Jr.");
Assert.IsNull(root.Children[0].Children);
}
finally
{
// clean-up
ReloadData_HierarchyTables();
}
}
/**
* This method exists to remove a particular set of elements from the two Lists of this script.
* */
public void RemoveObjectFromChildren( GameObject child, HierarchyChild script )
{
if ( hierChildren.Contains( child ) )
hierChildren.Remove(child);
else if ( hierChildrenScripts.Contains( script ) )
hierChildrenScripts.Remove( script );
}
public void ThreeLevelHierarchyTest1()
{
try
{
var root = new HierarchyRoot {
Name = "Bob, Sr."
};
DataModel <HierarchyRoot> .Save(root);
var child = new HierarchyChild {
Name = "Bob, Jr.", Root = root
};
DataModel <HierarchyChild> .Save(child);
var grandChild = new HierarchyGrandChild {
Name = "Bob, 3rd", Parent = child
};
DataModel <HierarchyGrandChild> .Save(grandChild);
Assert.IsTrue(grandChild.Name == "Bob, 3rd");
Assert.IsNotNull(grandChild.Parent);
Assert.IsTrue(grandChild.Parent.Name == "Bob, Jr.");
Assert.IsNotNull(grandChild.Parent.Root);
Assert.IsTrue(grandChild.Parent.Root.Name == "Bob, Sr.");
}
finally
{
// clean-up
ReloadData_HierarchyTables();
}
}
// End Helper methods for ClickOnParent()
/**
* This method exists as a helper to populate the list of 'Children' associated with this HierarchyParnet
* They are stored as GameObjects and not as any type of UI object because I want to be able to call the
* SetActive method on them. The actual children themselves will handle all the necessary non GameObject
* related funtions.
* */
public void AddObjectToChildren( GameObject child, HierarchyChild script )
{
hierChildren.Add( child );
hierChildrenScripts.Add( script );
}
