public void SortersEtc()
{
PropertyRecordSorter prs = new PropertyRecordSorter("longName");
// Save and restore!
string xml = DynamicLoader.PersistObject(prs, "sorter");
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.LoadXml(xml);
// And check all the pieces...
PropertyRecordSorter prsOut = DynamicLoader.RestoreObject(doc.DocumentElement) as PropertyRecordSorter;
prsOut.Cache = Cache;
Assert.AreEqual("longName", prsOut.PropertyName);
}
public void SortersEtc()
{
PropertyRecordSorter prs = new PropertyRecordSorter("longName");
// Save and restore!
string xml = DynamicLoader.PersistObject(prs, "sorter");
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.LoadXml(xml);
// And check all the pieces...
PropertyRecordSorter prsOut = DynamicLoader.RestoreObject(doc.DocumentElement) as PropertyRecordSorter;
prsOut.Cache = m_cache;
Assert.AreEqual("longName", prsOut.PropertyName);
// Putting an IntStringComparer here is utterly bizarre, but it tests out one more class.
StringFinderCompare sfComp = new StringFinderCompare(new OwnMonoPropFinder(m_cache.MainCacheAccessor, 445),
new ReverseComparer(new IntStringComparer()));
sfComp.SortedFromEnd = true;
// Save and restore!
xml = DynamicLoader.PersistObject(sfComp, "comparer");
doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.LoadXml(xml);
// And check all the pieces...
StringFinderCompare sfCompOut = DynamicLoader.RestoreObject(doc.DocumentElement) as StringFinderCompare;
sfCompOut.Cache = m_cache;
Assert.IsTrue(sfCompOut.Finder is OwnMonoPropFinder);
Assert.IsTrue(sfCompOut.SubComparer is ReverseComparer);
Assert.IsTrue(sfCompOut.SortedFromEnd);
ReverseComparer rcOut = sfCompOut.SubComparer as ReverseComparer;
Assert.IsTrue(rcOut.SubComp is IntStringComparer);
}
