public void OnNetworkDestroy()
{
// add components
NetworkDestroyExceptionNetworkBehaviour compEx = gameObject.AddComponent <NetworkDestroyExceptionNetworkBehaviour>();
identity.OnNetworkDestroy.AddListener(compEx.OnNetworkDestroy);
NetworkDestroyCalledNetworkBehaviour comp = gameObject.AddComponent <NetworkDestroyCalledNetworkBehaviour>();
identity.OnNetworkDestroy.AddListener(comp.OnNetworkDestroy);
// make sure our test values are set to 0
Assert.That(compEx.called, Is.EqualTo(0));
Assert.That(comp.called, Is.EqualTo(0));
// we have checks to make sure that it's only called once.
// let's see if they work.
Assert.Throws <Exception>(() =>
{
identity.NetworkDestroy();
});
Assert.That(compEx.called, Is.EqualTo(1));
//Due to the order the listeners are added the one without exception is never called
Assert.That(comp.called, Is.EqualTo(0));
}
public void OnNetworkDestroy()
{
// create a networkidentity with our test components
GameObject gameObject = new GameObject();
NetworkIdentity identity = gameObject.AddComponent <NetworkIdentity>();
NetworkDestroyExceptionNetworkBehaviour compEx = gameObject.AddComponent <NetworkDestroyExceptionNetworkBehaviour>();
NetworkDestroyCalledNetworkBehaviour comp = gameObject.AddComponent <NetworkDestroyCalledNetworkBehaviour>();
// make sure our test values are set to 0
Assert.That(compEx.called, Is.EqualTo(0));
Assert.That(comp.called, Is.EqualTo(0));
// call OnNetworkDestroy in identity
// one component will throw an exception, but that shouldn't stop
// OnNetworkDestroy from being called in the second one
LogAssert.ignoreFailingMessages = true; // exception will log an error
identity.OnNetworkDestroy();
LogAssert.ignoreFailingMessages = false;
Assert.That(compEx.called, Is.EqualTo(1));
Assert.That(comp.called, Is.EqualTo(1));
// clean up
GameObject.DestroyImmediate(gameObject);
}