public void TestDisposableSingletons2()
{
var IoC_inject = GetInjectorForTest();
var singletonInstance1 = new MyDisposableClass1();
IoC_inject.SetSingleton(singletonInstance1);
// Disposing the singleton does allow to replace it by a new instance right away:
singletonInstance1.IsDisposed = DisposeState.DisposingStarted;
var singletonInstance2 = new MyDisposableClass1();
IoC_inject.SetSingleton(singletonInstance2);
Assert.Same(singletonInstance2, IoC_inject.Get <MyDisposableClass1>(this, createIfNull: false));
}
public void TestDisposableSingletons1()
{
var IoC_inject = GetInjectorForTest();
var singletonInstance1 = new MyDisposableClass1();
IoC_inject.SetSingleton(singletonInstance1);
Assert.Throws <InvalidOperationException>(() => IoC_inject.SetSingleton(new MyDisposableClass1()));
Assert.True(IoC_inject.HasInjectorRegistered <MyDisposableClass1>());
Assert.Same(singletonInstance1, IoC_inject.Get <MyDisposableClass1>(this, createIfNull: false));
Assert.True(IoC_inject.HasInjectorRegistered <MyDisposableClass1>());
Assert.True(singletonInstance1.IsAlive());
singletonInstance1.IsDisposed = DisposeState.DisposingStarted;
Assert.False(singletonInstance1.IsAlive());
singletonInstance1.IsDisposed = DisposeState.Disposed;
Assert.False(singletonInstance1.IsAlive());
Assert.True(IoC_inject.HasInjectorRegistered <MyDisposableClass1>());
Assert.Null(IoC_inject.Get <MyDisposableClass1>(this, createIfNull: false));
// Asking for the now disposed singleton did automatically clean it:
Assert.False(IoC_inject.HasInjectorRegistered <MyDisposableClass1>());
}
