public void SerializeComplexType()
{
var store = new KeyDataStore();
var obj = new CustomTestClass2 {
floatValue = 3.14f, intValue = 7, name = "test object", objectValue = new CustomTestClass1 {
name = "sub object", intValue = 14, floatValue = .99999f
}
};
obj.listValue = new List <CustomTestClass1> {
new CustomTestClass1 {
name = "list item 1", intValue = 33, floatValue = .234534f
}
};
store.SetData("obj", obj);
store.OnBeforeSerialize();
store.OnAfterDeserialize();
var v = store.GetData <CustomTestClass2>("obj", null);
Assert.AreEqual(obj.name, v.name);
Assert.AreEqual(obj.intValue, v.intValue);
Assert.AreEqual(obj.floatValue, v.floatValue);
Assert.AreEqual(v.objectValue.name, obj.objectValue.name);
Assert.AreEqual(v.objectValue.intValue, obj.objectValue.intValue);
Assert.AreEqual(v.objectValue.floatValue, obj.objectValue.floatValue);
Assert.AreEqual(v.listValue[0].name, obj.listValue[0].name);
Assert.AreEqual(v.listValue[0].intValue, obj.listValue[0].intValue);
Assert.AreEqual(v.listValue[0].floatValue, obj.listValue[0].floatValue);
}
public void Serialize <T>(T val)
{
var store = new KeyDataStore();
store.SetData("key", val);
store.OnBeforeSerialize();
store.OnAfterDeserialize();
var v = store.GetData("key", default(T));
Assert.AreEqual(val, v);
}
