public override void TearDown()
{
EnhancedTouchSupport.Disable();
// Make sure cleanup really did clean up.
Assert.That(Touch.s_Touchscreens.length, Is.EqualTo(0));
Assert.That(Touch.s_PlayerState, Is.EqualTo(default(Touch.FingerAndTouchState)));
#if UNITY_EDITOR
Assert.That(Touch.s_EditorState, Is.EqualTo(default(Touch.FingerAndTouchState)));
#endif
// Some state is kept alive in-between Disable/Enable. Manually clean it out.
Touch.s_OnFingerDown = new InlinedArray <Action <Finger> >();
Touch.s_OnFingerUp = new InlinedArray <Action <Finger> >();
Touch.s_OnFingerMove = new InlinedArray <Action <Finger> >();
TouchSimulation.Destroy();
TouchSimulation.s_Instance = m_OldTouchSimulationInstance;
m_OldTouchSimulationInstance = null;
base.TearDown();
}
public void EnhancedTouch_CanEnableAndDisableTouchSimulation()
{
Assert.That(InputSystem.devices, Has.None.TypeOf <Touchscreen>());
TouchSimulation.Enable();
Assert.That(InputSystem.devices, Has.Exactly(1).TypeOf <Touchscreen>());
Assert.That(TouchSimulation.instance, Is.Not.Null);
Assert.That(TouchSimulation.instance.simulatedTouchscreen, Is.Not.Null);
Assert.That(TouchSimulation.instance.simulatedTouchscreen, Is.SameAs(Touchscreen.current));
TouchSimulation.Disable();
Assert.That(InputSystem.devices, Has.None.TypeOf <Touchscreen>());
// Make sure we can re-enable it.
TouchSimulation.Enable();
Assert.That(InputSystem.devices, Has.Exactly(1).TypeOf <Touchscreen>());
TouchSimulation.Destroy();
Assert.That(TouchSimulation.instance, Is.Null);
}