Exemple #1
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        public void PropertyTest1()
        {
            //A valueSerializer exists on the property and on the type; the ValueSerializer on the property is preferred.
            Car car = new Sedan {
                Brand = "Toyota", Model = "Corolla", Trim = "LX", Year = 2008
            };
            string generated = SaveToString(new VSContainer2 {
                Vehicle = car
            });
            string expected = @"<VSContainer2 Vehicle=""Car: Toyota"" xmlns=""clr-namespace:Test.Elements;assembly=XamlTestClasses"" />";

            Assert.AreEqual(expected, generated);
        }
Exemple #2
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        public void DerivedClassTest1()
        {
            Car car = new Sedan {
                Brand = "Toyota", Model = "Corolla", Trim = "LX", Year = 2008
            };
            string generated = SaveToString(new VSContainer {
                Vehicle = car
            });
            string expected =
                @"<VSContainer xmlns=""clr-namespace:Test.Elements;assembly=XamlTestClasses"">
  <VSContainer.Vehicle>
    <Sedan>a Toyota 2008 Corolla sedan LX</Sedan>
  </VSContainer.Vehicle>
</VSContainer>";

            Assert.AreEqual(expected, generated);
        }
        public override string ConvertToString(object value, IValueSerializerContext context)
        {
            Car           car = (Car)value;
            StringBuilder sb  = new StringBuilder("a " + car.Brand + " " + car.Year + " " + car.Model);

            if (value is Sedan)
            {
                Sedan sedan = (Sedan)value;
                return(sb.Append(" sedan " + sedan.Trim).ToString());
            }
            else
            {
                Hatchback hatchback     = (Hatchback)value;
                string    canCarryBikes = hatchback.CanCarryBikes ? "which can carry bikes" : "which cannot carry bikes";
                return(sb.Append(" hatchback " + canCarryBikes).ToString());
            }
        }