public void NullTest()
{
// fixed-length arrays are always written, even if they are null.
var original = new FixedLengthArray() { SomeInts = null };
var res = Utils.SerializeDeserialize(original);
Utils.AssertAreEqual(res, new FixedLengthArray() { SomeInts = new int[5] });
}
public void FixArr2_Test()
{
var c = new FixedLengthArray() { SomeInts = new int[5] };
var ser = Utils.SerializeDeserialize(c);
Utils.TestRoundTrip(ser, "FixArr2");
}
public void FixArr1_Test()
{
var c = new FixedLengthArray() { SomeInts = new[] { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 } };
Utils.TestRoundTrip(c, "FixArr1");
}
