public void TestDetachScriptedAttachmentToInventory()
{
TestHelpers.InMethod();
// TestHelpers.EnableLogging();
Scene scene = CreateScriptingEnabledTestScene();
UserAccount ua1 = UserAccountHelpers.CreateUserWithInventory(scene, 0x1);
ScenePresence sp = SceneHelpers.AddScenePresence(scene, ua1);
SceneObjectGroup so = SceneHelpers.CreateSceneObject(1, sp.UUID, "att-name", 0x10);
TaskInventoryItem scriptTaskItem
= TaskInventoryHelpers.AddScript(
scene.AssetService,
so.RootPart,
"scriptItem",
"default { attach(key id) { if (id != NULL_KEY) { llSay(0, \"Hello World\"); } } }");
InventoryItemBase userItem = UserInventoryHelpers.AddInventoryItem(scene, so, 0x100, 0x1000);
// FIXME: Right now, we have to do a tricksy chat listen to make sure we know when the script is running.
// In the future, we need to be able to do this programatically more predicably.
scene.EventManager.OnChatFromWorld += OnChatFromWorld;
m_chatEvent.Reset();
SceneObjectGroup rezzedSo
= (SceneObjectGroup)(scene.AttachmentsModule.RezSingleAttachmentFromInventory(sp, userItem.ID, (uint)AttachmentPoint.Chest));
// Wait for chat to signal rezzed script has been started.
m_chatEvent.WaitOne(60000);
scene.AttachmentsModule.DetachSingleAttachmentToInv(sp, rezzedSo);
InventoryItemBase userItemUpdated = scene.InventoryService.GetItem(userItem);
AssetBase asset = scene.AssetService.Get(userItemUpdated.AssetID.ToString());
// TODO: It would probably be better here to check script state via the saving and retrieval of state
// information at a higher level, rather than having to inspect the serialization.
XmlDocument soXml = new XmlDocument();
soXml.LoadXml(Encoding.UTF8.GetString(asset.Data));
XmlNodeList scriptStateNodes = soXml.GetElementsByTagName("ScriptState");
Assert.That(scriptStateNodes.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));
// Re-rez the attachment to check script running state
SceneObjectGroup reRezzedSo = (SceneObjectGroup)(scene.AttachmentsModule.RezSingleAttachmentFromInventory(sp, userItem.ID, (uint)AttachmentPoint.Chest));
// Wait for chat to signal rezzed script has been started.
m_chatEvent.WaitOne(60000);
TaskInventoryItem reRezzedScriptItem = reRezzedSo.RootPart.Inventory.GetInventoryItem(scriptTaskItem.Name);
IScriptModule xengine = scene.RequestModuleInterface <IScriptModule>();
Assert.That(xengine.GetScriptState(reRezzedScriptItem.ItemID), Is.True);
// Console.WriteLine(soXml.OuterXml);
}
public void TestRezScriptedAttachmentFromInventory()
{
TestHelpers.InMethod();
Scene scene = CreateScriptingEnabledTestScene();
UserAccount ua1 = UserAccountHelpers.CreateUserWithInventory(scene, 0x1);
ScenePresence sp = SceneHelpers.AddScenePresence(scene, ua1);
SceneObjectGroup so = SceneHelpers.CreateSceneObject(1, sp.UUID, "att-name", 0x10);
TaskInventoryItem scriptItem
= TaskInventoryHelpers.AddScript(
scene.AssetService,
so.RootPart,
"scriptItem",
"default { attach(key id) { if (id != NULL_KEY) { llSay(0, \"Hello World\"); } } }");
InventoryItemBase userItem = UserInventoryHelpers.AddInventoryItem(scene, so, 0x100, 0x1000);
// FIXME: Right now, we have to do a tricksy chat listen to make sure we know when the script is running.
// In the future, we need to be able to do this programatically more predicably.
scene.EventManager.OnChatFromWorld += OnChatFromWorld;
m_chatEvent.Reset();
scene.AttachmentsModule.RezSingleAttachmentFromInventory(sp, userItem.ID, (uint)AttachmentPoint.Chest);
m_chatEvent.WaitOne(60000);
// TODO: Need to have a test that checks the script is actually started but this involves a lot more
// plumbing of the script engine and either pausing for events or more infrastructure to turn off various
// script engine delays/asychronicity that isn't helpful in an automated regression testing context.
SceneObjectGroup attSo = scene.GetSceneObjectGroup(so.Name);
Assert.That(attSo.ContainsScripts(), Is.True);
TaskInventoryItem reRezzedScriptItem = attSo.RootPart.Inventory.GetInventoryItem(scriptItem.Name);
IScriptModule xengine = scene.RequestModuleInterface <IScriptModule>();
Assert.That(xengine.GetScriptState(reRezzedScriptItem.ItemID), Is.True);
}
