public void Structs_are_passed_by_value()
{
var s = new SomeStruct(1, 2);
Modify(s);
Assert.AreEqual(1, s.X);
Assert.AreEqual(2, s.Y);
}
private void Modify(out SomeStruct s)
{
// If s is not assigned a new value here the compiler complains,
// and no values can be read from s since it might not be initialized
// This is not allowed:
// var oldX = s.X
s = new SomeStruct(123, 2);
}
public void Ref_is_the_same_as_out_but_requires_that_the_object_has_been_initialized_and_does_not_have_to_assign_to_the_reference()
{
var s = new SomeStruct(1, 2);
// This would not be allowed:
// SomeStruct s;
ModifyWithRefKeyword(ref s);
Assert.AreEqual(123, s.X);
Assert.AreEqual(2, s.Y);
}
// Cant be called Modify, since you can't have one overload with out and one with ref
private void ModifyWithRefKeyword(ref SomeStruct s)
{
// These changes do actually affect the original value
s.X = 123;
}
private void Modify(SomeStruct s)
{
// These changes do not affect the original value
s.X = 123;
}
public void Structs_with_same_values_have_the_same_hash_code_by_default()
{
var a = new SomeStruct(1, 2);
var b = new SomeStruct(1, 2);
Assert.AreEqual(a.GetHashCode(), b.GetHashCode());
}
public void Structs_with_same_values_are_equal_by_default()
{
var a = new SomeStruct(1, 2);
var b = new SomeStruct(1, 2);
Assert.AreEqual(a, b);
}
public void Structs_with_different_values_are_not_equal_by_default()
{
var a = new SomeStruct(1, 2);
var b = new SomeStruct(1, 3);
Assert.AreNotEqual(a, b);
}
