public void TestLite()
{
// Since lite messages are a subset of regular messages, we can mostly
// assume that the functionality of lite messages is already thoroughly
// tested by the regular tests. All this test really verifies is that
// a proto with optimize_for = LITE_RUNTIME compiles correctly when
// linked only against the lite library. That is all tested at compile
// time, leaving not much to do in this method. Let's just do some random
// stuff to make sure the lite message is actually here and usable.
TestAllTypesLite message =
TestAllTypesLite.CreateBuilder()
.SetOptionalInt32(123)
.AddRepeatedString("hello")
.SetOptionalNestedMessage(
TestAllTypesLite.Types.NestedMessage.CreateBuilder().SetBb(7))
.Build();
ByteString data = message.ToByteString();
TestAllTypesLite message2 = TestAllTypesLite.ParseFrom(data);
Assert.AreEqual(123, message2.OptionalInt32);
Assert.AreEqual(1, message2.RepeatedStringCount);
Assert.AreEqual("hello", message2.RepeatedStringList[0]);
Assert.AreEqual(7, message2.OptionalNestedMessage.Bb);
}
public void TestIBuilderLiteWeakMergeFromByteString()
{
TestAllTypesLite copy, msg = TestAllTypesLite.CreateBuilder()
.SetOptionalString("Should be merged.").Build();
copy = TestAllTypesLite.DefaultInstance;
Assert.AreNotEqual(msg.ToByteArray(), copy.ToByteArray());
copy = (TestAllTypesLite)((IBuilderLite)copy.ToBuilder()).WeakMergeFrom(msg.ToByteString()).WeakBuild();
Assert.AreEqual(msg.ToByteArray(), copy.ToByteArray());
}