public SerializationEventsClass AddChild(string name)
{
SerializationEventsClass child = new SerializationEventsClass { Name = name };
children.Add(child);
child.parent = this;
privatePointer = new IntPtr(children.Count);
return child;
}
public void IgnoreNonSerializedAttributeTest()
{
object obj = new SerializationEventsClass { Name = "Parent" }.AddChild("Child").Parent;
var surrogate = new CustomSerializerSurrogateSelector();
// Formatter now omits serialization methods. If the surrogate selector skips non-serialized fields, it will cause a problem.
var formatter = new BinarySerializationFormatter(BinarySerializationOptions.IgnoreSerializationMethods) { SurrogateSelector = surrogate };
Throws<AssertionException>(() => DoTest(formatter, surrogate, obj, true, true, true),
"Equality check failed");
// But if we force to serialize all fields, even non-serialized ones, the clones will be identical.
surrogate.IgnoreNonSerializedAttribute = true;
DoTest(formatter, surrogate, obj, true, true, true);
}