public void ExampleUsage2()
{
MyClass1 originalObj = new MyClass1()
{
myString = "abc", myString2 = "def"
};
MyClass1 copy1 = originalObj.DeepCopyViaJson();
copy1.myString = "abcd";
copy1.complexField = new MyClass1()
{
myString = "123", myString2 = "456"
};
copy1.complexField.complexList = new List <MyClass1>()
{
new MyClass1()
{
myString = "listEntry1"
}
};
MyClass1 copy2 = originalObj.DeepCopyViaJson();
copy2.myString2 = "defg";
copy2.myString = "123";
copy2.complexField = new MyClass1()
{
myString = "zyx"
};
copy2.complexField.complexList = new List <MyClass1>()
{
new MyClass1()
{
myString = "listEntry2"
}
};
var merge = MergeJson.Merge(originalObj, copy1, copy2);
Assert.True(merge.hasMergeConflict);
// Parsed conflicts returns an easy to iterate through array:
var parsedConflicts = merge.GetParsedMergeConflicts();
var firstConflict = parsedConflicts.First();
Assert.Equal("myString", firstConflict.fieldName);
Assert.Equal("abcd", "" + firstConflict.oldValue);
Assert.Equal("123", "" + firstConflict.newValue);
//Log.d("merge2.conflicts=" + JsonWriter.AsPrettyString(merge2.conflicts));
//Log.d("parsedConflicts=" + JsonWriter.AsPrettyString(parsedConflicts));
}
public void ExampleUsage1()
{
MyClass1 originalObj = new MyClass1()
{
myString = "abc", myString2 = "def"
};
MyClass1 copy1 = originalObj.DeepCopyViaJson();
copy1.myString = "abcd";
copy1.complexField = new MyClass1()
{
myString = "123", myString2 = "456"
};
copy1.complexField.complexList = new List <MyClass1>()
{
new MyClass1()
{
myString = "listEntry1"
}
};
MyClass1 copy2 = originalObj.DeepCopyViaJson();
copy2.myString2 = "defg";
var merge = MergeJson.Merge(originalObj, copy1, copy2);
Assert.False(merge.hasMergeConflict);
// Parse the merged result back into a MyClass1 object:
MyClass1 mergeResult1 = merge.GetResult();
// The changes from both copies were merged correctly:
Assert.Equal(copy1.myString, mergeResult1.myString);
Assert.Equal(copy2.myString2, mergeResult1.myString2);
}