public void TestRemoveObjRef_ForNonCmObjectGuid()
{
int objFlid = (int)CmObjectFields.kflidCmObject_Guid;
int nonObjFlid = 9005; //CmFilterTags.kflidApp
int objHvo1 = 1124;
int objHvo2 = 1125;
Guid guid = Guid.NewGuid();
// Cache the guids in this order. When this test failed, caching
// the guid for objHvo2 clobbered the cached guid for object objHvo1
// so there was no longer longer a guid in the cache for object objHvo1.
m_IVwCacheDa.CacheGuidProp(objHvo1, objFlid, guid);
m_IVwCacheDa.CacheGuidProp(objHvo2, nonObjFlid, guid);
// Remove the object reference for objHvo2 and make sure it doesn't
// remove the ability to get the object for objHvo1 using the same guid
// that was a property for object objHvo2.
m_ISilDataAccess.RemoveObjRefs(objHvo2);
Assert.AreEqual(objHvo1, m_ISilDataAccess.get_ObjFromGuid(guid));
}
/// <summary>
/// Although the name sounds like an update operation, it's really just about
/// cleaning up the cache.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="hvo"></param>
public void RemoveObjRefs(int hvo)
{
m_sda.RemoveObjRefs(hvo);
}
/// <summary>
/// This processes all atomic and sequence owning and reference props in the cache
/// and removes the given hvo from any property where it is found. PropChanged is
/// called on each modified property to notify interested parties.
///</summary>
/// <param name='hvo'> </param>
public virtual void RemoveObjRefs(int hvo)
{
m_baseSda.RemoveObjRefs(hvo);
}