public void TestPooling()
{
PoolFactory <object> factory = new PoolFactory <object>(10);
// We allocate 10 objects ahead because a valid pool factory implementation could
// decide to only start returning reused objects after the pool is full to quickly
// grow the pool at the beginning.
object[] objects = new object[10];
for (int index = 0; index < objects.Length; ++index)
{
objects[index] = factory.Take();
}
for (int index = objects.Length - 1; index >= 0; --index)
{
factory.Redeem(objects[index]);
}
for (int index = 0; index < objects.Length; ++index)
{
Assert.Contains(factory.Take(), objects);
}
}
public void TestViaGenericFactoryInterface()
{
IAbstractFactory <object> factory = new PoolFactory <object>(10);
Assert.IsNotNull(factory.CreateInstance());
}
public void TestExplicitConstructor()
{
PoolFactory <object> factory = new PoolFactory <object>(100);
Assert.IsNotNull(factory); // Nonsense; prevents compiler warning
}
