private void ConstructorEnabledObjectLiterals()
{
Test("Two instances of constructor-supporting [ObjectLiteral] single-string-property class where string values match", assert =>
{
assert.StrictEqual(
ComponentPropsHelpers.DoPropsReferencesMatch(
new ConstructorObjectLiteralSingleStringPropertyClass("abc"),
new ConstructorObjectLiteralSingleStringPropertyClass("abc")
),
true
);
});
Test("Two instances of constructor-supporting [ObjectLiteral] single-function-property class where functions are equivalent anonymous static lambdas that Bridge lifts to named methods", assert =>
{
assert.StrictEqual(
ComponentPropsHelpers.DoPropsReferencesMatch(
new ConstructorObjectLiteralSingleFunctionPropertyClass(value => Console.WriteLine(value)),
new ConstructorObjectLiteralSingleFunctionPropertyClass(value => Console.WriteLine(value))
),
true
);
});
Test("Two instances of constructor-supporting [ObjectLiteral] single-function-property class where functions are equivalent bound functions", assert =>
{
assert.StrictEqual(
ComponentPropsHelpers.DoPropsReferencesMatch(
new ConstructorObjectLiteralSingleFunctionPropertyClass(InstanceMethod),
new ConstructorObjectLiteralSingleFunctionPropertyClass(InstanceMethod)
),
true
);
});
// These two props instances will be given then exact same reference, so this is a really easy case
Test("Two instances of constructor-supporting [ObjectLiteral] single-function-property class where functions are the same function property on a known reference", assert =>
{
var bindToTarget = new SingleFunctionPropertyClass(value => Console.WriteLine(value));
assert.StrictEqual(
ComponentPropsHelpers.DoPropsReferencesMatch(
new ConstructorObjectLiteralSingleFunctionPropertyClass(bindToTarget.OnChange),
new ConstructorObjectLiteralSingleFunctionPropertyClass(bindToTarget.OnChange)
),
true
);
});
}
private void RegularBridgeClasses()
{
Test("Two instances of single-string-property class where string values match", assert =>
{
assert.StrictEqual(
ComponentPropsHelpers.DoPropsReferencesMatch(
new SingleStringPropertyClass("abc"),
new SingleStringPropertyClass("abc")
),
true
);
});
Test("Two instances of single-function-property class where functions are equivalent anonymous static lambdas that Bridge lifts to named methods", assert =>
{
assert.StrictEqual(
ComponentPropsHelpers.DoPropsReferencesMatch(
new SingleFunctionPropertyClass(value => Console.WriteLine(value)),
new SingleFunctionPropertyClass(value => Console.WriteLine(value))
),
true
);
});
Test("Two instances of single-function-property class where functions are equivalent bound functions", assert =>
{
assert.StrictEqual(
ComponentPropsHelpers.DoPropsReferencesMatch(
new SingleFunctionPropertyClass(InstanceMethod),
new SingleFunctionPropertyClass(InstanceMethod)
),
true
);
});
// These two props instances will be given then exact same reference, so this is a really easy case
Test("Two instances of single-function-property class where functions are the same function property on a known reference", assert =>
{
var bindToTarget = new SingleFunctionPropertyClass(value => Console.WriteLine(value));
assert.StrictEqual(
ComponentPropsHelpers.DoPropsReferencesMatch(
new SingleFunctionPropertyClass(bindToTarget.OnChange),
new SingleFunctionPropertyClass(bindToTarget.OnChange)
),
true
);
});
// These C# lamdbas are clearly equivalent but it's not possible for the JavaScript code to know this for sure because it can only see the function content
// of them and can't tell for sure that they haven't been bound to different instances using JavaScript's bind facility. If the solution is 100% Bridge then
// this shouldn't be the same case because Bridge will bind functions (using its own mechanism) when it has to. However, if the solution ISN'T entirely from
// Bridge-compiled C# code then there could be other code creating bound functions and then it would not be reliable to compare the two functions by their
// content. Currently, there is a switch for this behaviour that is set to false and within an internal class and so it can't be set to true by consumers
// of Bridge.React (apart from this project, which has access to internal-accessibility members).
Test("Two instances of single-function-property class where functions are equivalent anonymous static lambdas that Bridge can't lift to named methods (EXPERIMENTAL)", assert =>
{
var outerValue = "abc"; // Having the lambdas access this value prevents them from being lifted into their own methods
var optimiseFunctionComparisonsBasedOnSolutionBeingPureBridge = ComponentPropsHelpers.OptimiseFunctionComparisonsBasedOnSolutionBeingPureBridge;
try
{
ComponentPropsHelpers.OptimiseFunctionComparisonsBasedOnSolutionBeingPureBridge = true;
assert.StrictEqual(
ComponentPropsHelpers.DoPropsReferencesMatch(
new SingleFunctionPropertyClass(value => Console.WriteLine(outerValue + ":" + value)),
new SingleFunctionPropertyClass(value => Console.WriteLine(outerValue + ":" + value))
),
true
);
}
finally
{
ComponentPropsHelpers.OptimiseFunctionComparisonsBasedOnSolutionBeingPureBridge = optimiseFunctionComparisonsBasedOnSolutionBeingPureBridge;
}
});
Test("Two instance of a single-property class where property has custom Equals implementation (where both values are considered equivalent)", assert =>
{
assert.StrictEqual(
ComponentPropsHelpers.DoPropsReferencesMatch(
new SingleCaseInsensitiveStringPropertyClass(new CaseInsensitiveString("abc")),
new SingleCaseInsensitiveStringPropertyClass(new CaseInsensitiveString("ABC"))
),
true
);
});
// TODO: Check with nulls
// TODO: Add false-result comparisons
}
